Staffing Specialist
Location: Louisville, KY, United States
Job Type: Permanent
Job Category: Recruitment
Job Industry: Staffing/Recruiting
Salary: The pay we're offering is
$36,000
-
$40,000
per year
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The Opportunity
Description
We're looking for Staffing Specialist, working in Staffing/Recruiting industry in New Cut, Louisville, Kentucky, United States.- Interviewing and screening candidates for current and future job openings.
- Performing drug screens and background checks as needed.
- Verifying past employment of candidates.
- Responding to employee and customer inquiries.
- Orientating new employees on company policies and safety expectations.
- Maintaining and presenting weekly reports to leadership.
- Consistently meeting KPI expectations.
Our Client
Our client is an established national staffing firm. Committed to taking care of business. Committed to taking care of people. Helping you with your resume and interviewing.
Accomplishing amazing things with expertise in diverse industries. Serving multiple industries and disciplines.
Providing local expertise across the country. Building personal relationships. Connecting great companies with great people. Like you. 11,000 people like you. Every day.
Valuing you professionally and personally. Fully invested in your success. Working for you to understanding what makes you YOU. How does this opportunity feel? Let’s talk about it.
Experience Required for Your Success
- Customer service experience is required
- Strong administrative skills are required
- Experience working at a staffing agency is preferred, but not required
- Ability to communicate in a professional manner
- Exceptional organizational skills and the ability to multi task
- Strong computer skills- especially with Microsoft Office
What Do You Think?
Does your experience reflect what it takes to be successful in this role? Do the work and challenges get you excited about what's possible?
