
Share the Dignity is looking for a full-time Product and Access Solutions Administrator with a passion for administration, organisation, accuracy and helping to make a difference in the lives of others to join our Product and Access Solutions team.
Are you a friendly, adaptable, and highly organised administrator ready to assist the team that focuses on ensuring period products are available to those in need?
Share the Dignity is passionate about our work helping women, girls and those who menstruate, who are in need and eliminating period poverty in Australia. As a relatively young charity (11 years old), there are still so many ways to grow and improve what we do – and we are looking for people who would relish the challenge of being a part of this phase.
We are looking for someone who can bring their enthusiasm for attention to detail, proactive ‘can do’ attitude, willingness to support the team in administrative and organisational duties and commitment to great service which shapes how people in communities can access products when in need. This role will be varied, fast-paced and integral in achieving the goals of our Product and Access Solutions initiatives through administrative tasks and processes.
Being adaptable, flexible and responsive to changing circumstances is a must. As is your ability to establish warm and respectful relationships with all internal and external stakeholders of Share the Dignity and communicate effectively and confidently in person, via phone, email and using online communication tools.
Duties include:
An ideal candidate is skilled in Microsoft Office and demonstrated ability to learn new technology quickly. You have excellent skills to prioritise, manage your time effectively, and adapt when needed. You communicate in a professional, friendly and confident manner to a wide range of people. You are passionate and motivated knowing you are part of the bigger picture of working to achieve the charity’s goals.
To be a successful candidate you will have:
Desirable skills:
Being passionate about supporting the team, having willingness to accept and meet challenges, whilst being proactive, adaptable and flexible will be the key to your ongoing success.
Location:
Brisbane, Northern Suburbs - Virginia
Share the Dignity offers many benefits to employees including an Employee Assistance Program, Wellbeing initiatives, Salary Packaging options, Period/Menopause Leave and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Share the Dignity values and affirms diversity and we strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
If this role sounds like you, please send a covering letter detailing your experience pertaining to the duties and skills listed here, together with an up-to-date resume to our People and Culture team, by clicking ‘Apply Now’.
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