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Station Administrator - Part Time - Newcastle Airport

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Station Administrator - Part Time – Newcastle Airport
Contract: Permanent
Contracted hours: 15 per week (Tuesday and Wednesday but subject to change due to business demand)
Hourly rate: £12.91 per hour rising after probation
Overview
Provide efficient and effective local administrative support.
Responsibilities
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
The following responsibilities are associated with this job role:
- Managing security interviews
- Issuing job offers and employee contracts of employment
- Attending inductions to biometrically enroll new employees on their first day within the business and to explain referencing and DBS check process.
- Assisting employees with Dayforce enrollment
- Processing of all temporary, full, and renewal airport ID passes (including referencing and Gateway system)
- Processing and issuing car park pass applications
- Maintaining employees' paper and electronic personnel files in line with GDPR
- Processing and issuing airside vehicle permits
- Processing and issuing tools of the trade permits
- Preparing minutes of meetings
- Managing station stationary requirements in line with budget
- Ordering of uniforms in line with budget
- Processing eye care vouchers
- Answering general telephone enquiries
- Managing invoice administration through appropriate software system
- Processing post
- Notifying Shared Service Centre of all new starters
- Notifying Shared Service Centre of all leavers
- Managing and reconciliation of petty cash budget
- Processing expense claims for employees not registered on WebExpenses
- Processing hotel, flight, and car bookings for employees not registered on Egencia
- Managing water coolers and printers
- Processing all forms in relation to self-certification, doctors certification, fit notes, pension opt out, trade union subscription cancellation, and trade union release.
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Qualifications and Competencies
- Proficient in O365 Sharepoint, MS Office Word, MS Office Excel
- Good interpersonal skills
- Ability to follow processes and procedures and apply a flexible approach when required
- Ability to work as a team in a fast-paced environment
- Ability to speak and understand English language
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