Athena Do

📋 HIRING – Secretary Clerk (Executive Level)
📍 Virtual – based in Port Perry, ON
💰 $22–$25/hr (negotiable) | 20–40 hrs/week
🕒 Flexible schedule (early mornings, days, evenings, weekends, on-call)
🗓 Start ASAP | 🗣 English (Spanish asset)
👥 1 position available

✅ Bachelor's degree + 5+ years executive-level experience required
✅ Tasks: HR coordination, budget management, recruitment, performance reviews, payroll, staff supervision, data entry
✅ Tech: MS Office, HR software, Google Docs, Workday, ADP, QuickBooks, Adobe, social media, email
✅ Security checks required (criminal record, child welfare, vulnerable sector, credit)
✅ Green job – positive environmental impact

🔗 Apply here:
https://www.djobzy.com/job-details/secretary-clerk

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