Administrative Assistant Median Base Pay: $40,000Top Majors: Business, Psychology, Communications
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She did, however, receive offers to be an administrative assistant.
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How about the top job among women, that of administrative assistant?
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An administrative assistant at the IMF was injured opening the package.
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In February, Ms. Morris graduated from the institute's administrative assistant program.
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A recently retired administrative assistant, she now barely recognizes her neighborhood.
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My first job out of college was an administrative assistant position.
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He married Jane Lee Matos, then his administrative assistant, in 1980.
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I found a job as an administrative assistant through a temp agency.
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His current job as an administrative assistant pays him $20 an hour.
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The groom's mother retired as the administrative assistant from the Irvine, Calif.
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She made a career change and now works as an administrative assistant.
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Shiann is a 27-year-old administrative assistant from Las Vegas, Nevada.
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So she was an administrative assistant for New York City's housing authority.
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On Wednesday, Carol Montgomery, 67, a retired administrative assistant from San Clemente, Calif.
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ABC13 reported that McClure is an administrative assistant and D'Amico is a carpenter.
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The groom's mother is an administrative assistant at Chevron in San Ramon, Calif.
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The groom's mother is an administrative assistant at Brodie Dental in Jacksonville, Ore.
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She is now volunteering as an administrative assistant to the new mayor's administration.
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His father was an administrative assistant at Public School 12 in the Bronx.
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His mother was an administrative assistant at the City College of New York.
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Legal Administrative Assistant/Biller-Regulatory Do you flourish on a high-functioning team?
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Jha speaks in bullet points, his former administrative assistant, Genise Dawson, has said.
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She went on to work as administrative assistant to the late US Rep.
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And the administrative assistant that does everything for everyone and whose talent goes unnoticed?
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I'm heading to my main office to pick up supplies and my administrative assistant.
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The administrative assistant says the office has not yet gotten the case for prosecution.
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Her mother is a senior executive administrative assistant at JPMorgan Chase in New York.
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Her mother is the front-office administrative assistant at Hurlbutt Elementary School in Weston.
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The company will provide him with an administrative assistant until the end of May.
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Michelle Langer Was an administrative assistant at the public utilities department for 12 years.
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Mr. Sibilia's mother is an administrative assistant at Minnechaug Regional High School in Wilbraham.
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Her mother retired as an administrative assistant at Mount Ararat Middle School in Topsham.
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Virginia Lopez, an administrative assistant at Barry University in Miami Shores, had had enough.
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I've never seen a polo- and khaki-clad male administrative assistant policed on his appearance.
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"She's always trying to defy odds," said her mother, Natalie Nichols, 41, an administrative assistant.
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He&aposs not an inferior employee, like an administrative assistant or anything of that sort.
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Her mother is an administrative assistant for the Plainview-Old Bethpage School District in Plainview.
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The groom's mother was an administrative assistant for the Connecticut Department of Banking in Hartford.
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Others included an account clerk, a technician, an administrative assistant and a special projects coordinator.
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The groom's mother retired as an administrative assistant at Hamilton General Hospital in Hamilton, Ontario.
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Joe works for an insurance company; Eileen is an administrative assistant in a physician's office.
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So an administrative assistant may be asked to step in as an emergency call taker.
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"It feels surreal," said Ms. Montgomery, 67, a retired administrative assistant from San Clemente, Calif.
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All three, plus administrative assistant Valerie Moser, are charged with conspiracy to commit sex trafficking.
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I started as an administrative assistant and could have done that job my whole life.
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While that may be included as part of the job, administrative assistant roles are powerful.
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"This country was built on immigrants," Michele Kaplan, an activist and former administrative assistant, told InStyle.com.
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His mother retired as an administrative assistant at the Chesapeake, Va., campus of Tidewater Community College.
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And then I worked myself up from administrative assistant to counselor, advocate, and then domestic violence.
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Her mother, who is retired, was an administrative assistant for the Valhalla Union Free School District.
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Her mother, also retired, was an administrative assistant in the City of Austin's Human Resources department.
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The groom's mother retired as an administrative assistant at the Goddard Riverside Community Center in Manhattan.
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The groom's mother, who worked in Cookeville, retired as an administrative assistant for Putnam County Schools.
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The groom's mother retired as an administrative assistant at St. Susanna Catholic Church in Mason, Ohio.
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MS. ALEXANDER: Mr. President, Monica Alexander, executive administrative assistant in the office of public liaison, supporting Omarosa.
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Then I Venmo my co-resident $20 for buying gifts for our program director and administrative assistant.
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These jobs will be lost from occupations including secretary and administrative assistant, telephone operator and account clerk.
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"I started my first slimming club at 15," the Yorkshire, England-based administrative assistant, 34, tells PEOPLE.
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These assessments include an automated phone screening, customer support and administrative assistant simulations, and an excel test.
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He sent for his trusted administrative assistant and friend, Debbie Piper, to join him and his family.
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"For us, it's really nothing political," said Naitsa Marrero, an administrative assistant who helped organize the stop.
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But Malone's earlier draft of the list contained more than 100 names, his former administrative assistant said.
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Administrative assistant Nohely Martinez, 42, spent last Friday at her mother's house because hers had no electricity.
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About the same time that I became an administrative assistant, I finished my master's degree in creative writing.
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Right now, she's working as an administrative assistant at the Pentagon on a contract that will end Friday.
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In their study, the two economists posted advertisements for an administrative assistant job in ten large American cities.
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This investigation concerned a complaint by my former administrative assistant, who threatened a $7.5 million lawsuit alleging harassment.
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Pierce was the executive administrative assistant to Martin Foil, the company's chief executive officer, according to the Post.
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She started doing so when she was 18, living in the city and working as an administrative assistant.
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"I read three Ian Fleming James Bond books to dogs," said Ms. Lancman, a part-time administrative assistant.
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His mother is an administrative assistant for the technology and facilities departments of the Charlotte County Public Schools.
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Hill, 84, thought he'd heard it all until he got a call that day from his administrative assistant.
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Her mother is an administrative assistant for the Office of Accessible Education at Stanford University in Stanford, Calif.
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Waiting in line, bleary-eyed and bored, can be "torturous," said Jennifer, who works as an administrative assistant.
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Her position as an administrative assistant at a local university was eliminated last month because of budget cuts.
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Ms. Cotton arrived at the S.C.L.C.'s Atlanta offices in 21991 as the administrative assistant to the Rev.
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Debra Lee, a retired administrative assistant in San Jose, felt immediate kinship with the madrone tree she chose.
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The state Attorney General&aposs office says Branca embezzled about $243,000 from Apple while working as an administrative assistant.
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"This is what we need," said Josefina Arciniega, 57, who earns 12,000 pesos a month as an administrative assistant.
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Retsuko is a 21982-year-old anthropomorphized red panda, who works in an accounting department as an administrative assistant.
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Her mother is an administrative assistant at the Williams County Department of Job and Family Services, also in Bryan.
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He elevated her to the position of administrative assistant to his assistant coaches, with an emphasis on special teams.
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But as early as 2005, Julie Tishkoff, then an administrative assistant, had sounded the alarm over these fraudulent actions.
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The groom's mother is a senior administrative assistant at the Jewish Federation of Cleveland, which is in Beachwood, Ohio.
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The groom's mother retired as an administrative assistant in Dallas for the federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
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On the first full day of the quarantine, Carol Montgomery, 21, a retired administrative assistant from San Clemente, Calif.
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His wife had lost her own job as an administrative assistant at a construction company, when that business folded.
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Also, be willing to take an executive assistant or administrative assistant job to get your foot in the door.
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Soon came marriage to Carol Slonk, an elementary-school teacher who joined Siperstein Ford Paint as an administrative assistant.
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I started as an administrative assistant and used the opportunity to take on projects with a bunch of different teams.
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Michelle 'Missy' Langer The Virginia Beach resident was an administrative assistant who worked 12 years in the public utilities department.
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Today: an administrative assistant who makes $42,290 per year and spends some of her money this week on Swedish Fish.
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She works in Indiana as an administrative assistant for a company that provides speech, occupational and other therapies to children.
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She worked as an administrative assistant for the Public Utilities Department and the city's police department for almost 12 years.
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This week: an administrative assistant and HR manager who makes $225,245 per year and spends some of it on strawberries.
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Among them, a player got credit for an online course for which a former team administrative assistant did the work.
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Paul had been a construction supervisor, Sue an administrative assistant for the University of Minnesota and an a research institute.
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This week's travel diary: A 24-year-old senior administrative assistant spends a long weekend reuniting with her college girlfriends.
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Allison Shragal, 28, of Chicago, isn't a model, or Internet famous — she's an administrative assistant for a general contracting company.
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"Now the army is a tarnished force," said Hulya Kocaoglu, 55, an administrative assistant in Istanbul whose sons have served.
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The groom's mother retired as an administrative assistant from the Sundance office of the Wyoming State Department of Family Services.
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The groom's mother works in Manhattan Beach as an administrative assistant at Jeremy Shelton Homes, a real estate company there.
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His mother, the former Florence Elizabeth Jackson, was an administrative assistant at the federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
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Jeffery Pietrzyk, an administrative assistant for the UAW-GM training center, is the most recent person charged in the scandal.
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Among them: an Atlanta child care provider, an administrative assistant from St. Louis and a fast-food worker from Wichita, Kan.
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I get an email from our administrative assistant that annual parking passes for the new school year are available to purchase.
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" Emilse (16), administrative assistant "I want women to have the right to an abortion when they want it and need it.
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" Julia (35), teacher and Andrea (34), administrative assistant "We came from Santa Fé and we're in it for the long haul.
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I asked Li, who works as an administrative assistant in a regional bank, how she managed to afford all the surgery.
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For instance, the BLS predicts that there are around 1,256,200 software engineering jobs, but as many as 3,990,400 administrative assistant roles.
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Julie Burr, 49, an administrative assistant at the Department of Transportation in Kansas City, Mo., said "panic mode" had set in.
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The groom's mother is an administrative assistant in the early childhood program at EdAdvance, an educational service center in Litchfield, Conn.
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The groom's mother, who is retired, worked as an administrative assistant in his father's obstetrics and gynecology practice in Las Vegas.
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"I didn't know until we were in the air," said Carol Montgomery, 633, a retired administrative assistant from San Clemente, Calif.
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The Ethicist A friend of mine works in a firm where one of her colleagues is a middle-aged administrative assistant.
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For an airtight case proving a "quid pro quo," though, it might come down to the word of an administrative assistant.
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My mom raised four boys, sold cakes and dollhouses to help make ends meet, and still works today as an administrative assistant.
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Smith was an administrative assistant this season for Bills assistant coaches under Rex Ryan, with whom she has worked for seven years.
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Administrative assistant Kelsey Gilford, 60, was shopping at Chicago's Water Tower mall on Friday but had already made purchases online on Thursday.
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The treatment of SEE enrollees reveals a distressing truth about how America values its older population, says the D.C.-based administrative assistant.
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Nor did they register in the La Center School District in Washington state, said Tammy Lichliter, an administrative assistant in that district.
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Giacomina Barr-Brown, an administrative assistant in the Bronx 49th Precinct Roll Call Office, had worked for the NYPD for seven years.
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Catlett worked over the years as an executive at Converse and Motorola and an administrative assistant for the Peace Corps in Kenya.
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The groom's mother, who is retired, was an administrative assistant to the vice president of global health at Emory University in Atlanta.
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The groom's mother retired as an administrative assistant in the guidance counseling office at Marian Catholic High School in Chicago Heights, Ill.
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Short-term jobs popular with retirees include administrative assistant, attorney, bookkeeper, marketing communications specialist, project manager, receptionist and sales rep, according to AARP.
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Occupation: Administrative Assistant/HR ManagerIndustry: Cloud ComputingAge: 235Location: Ann Arbor, MISalary: $35,000Paycheck (2x/month): $1,345, pre-tax and 401(k) Monthly ExpensesHousing: $453.
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Ryan brought Smith with him to Buffalo last year, and she spent this season as an administrative assistant for the Bills assistant coaches.
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She took a job as an administrative assistant with Instagram's marketing and community teams in June; you can read my full disclosure here.
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With very few programming jobs there, I landed a job at a small independent hotel in nearby Monterey as a sales administrative assistant.
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Charles Otieno, an administrative assistant at a private hospital, is also hopeful that fresh leadership may hold the key to a better Kenya.
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"I would like to see new leadership, a new electoral option," said Jurandir Ferreira dos Santos, 32, an administrative assistant in São Paulo.
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Fifteen years later, Ms. Galvis is the exhibitions and administrative assistant at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art in SoHo.
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Smith, who will enter her 14th year in the NFL next season, spent 2015 as administrative assistant to the head coach at Buffalo.
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He learned how to do most of the work during his time as an administrative assistant for a construction-management company in Michigan.
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In one episode, his deputy groped an administrative assistant at a bar in view of their colleagues, according to some who were present.
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Six employees, including the administrative assistant, said they eventually left the section or quit government altogether in part because of the toxic climate.
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This week's travel diary: A 23-year-old administrative assistant hits up Portland, ME on her way to Acadia National Park with girlfriends.
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Her property was not flooded, Ms. Patrick said, but the federal office in Lower Manhattan where she worked as an administrative assistant was.
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Today: an administrative assistant working at a nonprofit who makes $29,5.993 per year and spends some of their money this week on new deodorant.
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To put this in perspective, let's say there's a 25-year-old woman who earns $40,000 per year in Wisconsin as an administrative assistant.
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There&aposs interior officers, you know, like a chief of staff, an administrative assistant who reports to a principal, then there&aposs principal officers.
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In 2014, Ryan appointed her to an administrative assistant position, a job she also held in 2015 when Ryan moved over to the Bills.
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She is an American studies scholar and administrative assistant professor at Tulane University's Newcomb College Institute and a member of the Scholars Strategy Network.
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Smith used to work as Bills coach Rex Ryan's administrative assistant; she also worked with Ryan while he was with the New York Jets.
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She worked for years as an administrative assistant at Harvard University and opened her doors to international students in the Boston area every Thanksgiving.
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After Ms. Anderson graduated from college in 1988, she was hired as the administrative assistant to Representative Tommy F. Robinson, a congressman from Arkansas.
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Mr. Barrett (left), 35, is the administrative assistant for the upper school at Brooklyn Friends School, and is also a writing and humanities tutor.
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When you completed it, you would place it in the OUTBOX and an administrative assistant would come and take it to who knows where.
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Mr. Bighum, 30, is an administrative assistant at Mindshare, a marketing agency in Manhattan that is a unit of WPP, the British advertising agency.
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Also, because the demand on her calendar is intense and she receives upwards of 150 emails a day, she also hired an administrative assistant.
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Haide Lira, 58, an administrative assistant who lives on the edge of the neighborhood, said clashes between protesters and the colectivos had startled residents.
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Today: an administrative assistant working in higher education who makes $25/hour and spends some of her money this week on Cape Cod kettle chips.
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"I'm hoping to be able to sift through just one person's telling," said Thomas, 52, an administrative assistant from Longmeadow, Massachusetts, vacationing in New York.
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Today: an administrative assistant working in higher education who makes $31,27 per year and spends some of her money this week on Hint Pineapple Sunscreen.
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" Maureen Fugar, 21, an administrative assistant and "League" fan in the Bronx, New York, told CNN Business, "Other massive multiplayer online games usually die off.
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School: GeorgiaConference: SECMax bonus: $1,150,000Championships (conference/national): 1/0One thing to know: Smart began as an administrative assistant with the Georgia football team in 1999.
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After graduating from Princeton — where she studied under legendary author Toni Morrison — she worked as an administrative assistant at a hedge fund on Wall Street.
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In the early 1960s, he was hired as an administrative assistant by the oil tycoon J. Paul Getty, who had moved his business to London.
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"It seems to be a strategy to see how much we can take," said José Ángel, an administrative assistant in the National Assembly's office building.
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"He said, 'Hold onto your pencils and you can consider yourself a winner,'" said Carol Montgomery, 67, a retired administrative assistant from San Clemente, Calif.
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"As aging continues, it's harder to not be overwhelmed by what you hear in a doctor's office," said Ms. Piper, 2500, a retired administrative assistant.
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Eventually Hodaka is rescued by the eccentric owner of a small magazine who pays the boy a meager sum to work as an administrative assistant.
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Julie Tishkoff, a former employee who worked as an administrative assistant to a regional bank president, made similar claims in a state lawsuit in 2011.
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Last year, Ms. Jordan retired from her position as an executive administrative assistant at G & K Services, a uniform-rental company based in Minnetonka, Minn.
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I didn't want to be like our poor administrative assistant; Hagatha had screamed at her during a staff meeting for mixing up a meeting room booking.
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Among the positions with more than a 90 percent chance of becoming automated were administrative assistant, office clerk, bookkeeper and cashier, all fields dominated by women.
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Vellian is accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl who volunteered as an administrative assistant at the Benton Harbor church in the early 1970s.
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" Luis (29), administrative assistant "I support this law just like I did with marriage equality and others that represent our rights and the rights of others.
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Daria McMiller, who works as an administrative assistant in a building next to the Capital Gazette building, said she was very impressed with the police response.
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The bride, 59, who is keeping her name, is the administrative assistant in the modern languages and literatures department at Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla.
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Ryan eventually promoted Smith to be his administrative assistant, and Ryan then took her to Buffalo when he was hired by the Bills in January 2015.
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Some animals died in transit to the shelter, and two guinea pigs died while being treated, Renee Sortman, Edgewater Animal Shelter administrative assistant, told The Post.
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He is the son of Catherine M. Wiechert and Robert A. Wiechert of Eliot, Me. The groom's mother is an administrative assistant at Eliot Elementary School.
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That eventually led to a post as administrative assistant in a canning equipment company and, recently, as marketing director for Deeper Africa, a Safari vacation company.
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The former administrative assistant for Apple used a company credit card to make purchases at the lingerie retailer and at Gucci and Louis Vuitton shops, authorities said.
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Today: an administrative assistant working in law who makes $57,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on candles for her daughter's birthday cupcakes.
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As one administrative assistant who would like to remain nameless told Broadly, with her boss it's gone too far and she doesn't know how to end it.
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Past security, Sackler, in jeans, Stan Smith tennis shoes, and an untucked blue plaid shirt, awaited the arrival of Michelle Rains, an administrative assistant and Sackler's fixer.
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For the last five years, the 22014-year-old administrative assistant has put in 22-hour weeks at the EPA's campus in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.
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" — Drew Stevens, CEO of Orca Communications "When I set to start my business, I became the accountant, administrative assistant, project manager, writer, business developer and co-boss.
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Turning to her administrative assistant, who was driving, she confided that a big D.E.P. customer seemed to be preparing to shift its injection molding work to China.
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In most academic buildings, there were no women's bathrooms except a single-stall room, access to which required getting an administrative assistant to loan out her key.
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Her mother is the administrative assistant to the director of business services at Brewster Central School District in Brewster, N.Y. The bride's previous marriage ended in divorce.
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That didn't happen and I started to apply to any job that seemed within reach for me: administrative assistant, office coordinator, marketing coordinator, and even life insurance sales.
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Her father retired as an independent real estate agent in White Plains, N.Y. Her mother served as an administrative assistant at the American Jewish Committee in New York.
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One was Louise Doktor, an administrative assistant at a New York holding company who had a coat with four sleeves and a handbag made from a soccer ball.
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She has been balancing her job as an administrative assistant for Catholic Charities with events at churches, law schools and charities where she speaks about the clemency process.
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Today she has a job as an administrative assistant for a property management company, is paying restitution, and has a family that she says is strong and whole.
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During her more than two decades with the Red Sox, Ferreira has worked her way up from administrative assistant to an executive leader in the team's front office.
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Her mother is an administrative assistant at Axa Advisors, an insurance company in New York, and is a host of international students attending language schools in New York.
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Sarah Turner, an administrative assistant at the National Gallery of Art who described herself as "far left" politically, said she had not been "superaware" of Mr. Comey before.
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For example, "administrative assistant" — a job category that employs no fewer than 3.7 million Americans — is increasingly being broken down into specialized workflows and outsourced around the world.
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He worked as an administrative assistant and later as a congressional staffer between 1973 and 85033, and then went on to serve as American Samoa's deputy lieutenant governor.
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In Oshkosh, Cindy Lou Schultz, a former union steward who has worked at the University of Wisconsin as an administrative assistant for 32 years, quit her union last year.
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According to an administrative assistant with the Laurens County solicitor's office, neither suspect has entered a plea and it was not clear if either suspect had retained legal counsel.
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The N.C.A.A. ruled in September that a former men's basketball administrative assistant had completed online coursework for a student to meet eligibility standards and be admitted to the university.
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Kristen Cure, a former administrative assistant, remembered searching for a birdcage the club could buy for one of his pet parrots and refilling a cash card for his use.
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Additional locations, Schneider confirmed, included a local UAW office in Missouri, where Jones previously served as regional director, and the Wisconsin home of Williams' former administrative assistant, Amy Loasching.
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If you are able to nab an administrative assistant role in your field of interest, it may be a great segue into the job you want in the future.
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He is the son of Phyllis Collyer and Edward A. Collyer of Basking Ridge, N.J. The groom's mother is an administrative assistant in Lebanon, N.J., for Merck, the pharmaceuticals company.
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In 2012, Bisher was a part-time administrative assistant for Michael Curran, a 77-year-old retired businessman, and his wife Dr. Veronica Curran, a 63-year-old retired doctor.
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Barnard wears a compression garment while at work as an administrative assistant, and then uses a pump when she gets home to loosen and move the fluid in her leg.
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Today: an administrative assistant working in accounting who makes $303,000 per year ($172,000 combined with her husband) and spends some of her money this week on Trader Joe's cauliflower gnocchi.
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LIVERPOOL, England — Jackie O'Neill, a 54-year-old administrative assistant, was explaining the other day why Britain should vote to divorce itself from the European Union in this month's referendum.
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One SEE enrollee, she recalled, was a woman in her 80s who lived alone in New Jersey, but worked from the EPA office in New York as an administrative assistant.
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Anne Marie Garza, 51, an administrative assistant in Houston who suffers from colitis and Crohn's disease, said she had held off buying her latest dose because her insurer had changed.
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But some contestants are inevitably destined to become fan favorites, and it looks like Shiann Lewis, a 27-year-old administrative assistant from Las Vegas, might be one of them.
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Now an administrative assistant for a church on the Upper East Side, she has taken online classes at the University of the People, a nonprofit, tuition-free accredited online university.
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"I've been saying since we've moved here: We've got to get out of town; this is insane," said Jessica Buffkin, an administrative assistant who lives six miles from Augusta National.
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"I still think it's dangerous because you have still have cars going through red lights and people not paying attention when they cross," said Lorraine Norton, 61, an administrative assistant.
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Megan Banton, an administrative assistant who works in the building also spoke out about the shooting, saying heard gunshots, promptly called 911 and barricaded a door, according to the Associated Press.
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Rather, they are contractors, like Julie Burr, an administrative assistant for the Department of Transportation in Kansas City, Missouri, who worries no back pay may come when the shutdown finally ends.
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Among this last group was Louise Doktor, an administrative assistant at a Midtown holding company, who wore a black pleated Issey Miyake shawl and carried a Céline bag covered in feathers.
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His parents both work at Norwich University in Northfield, his mother as an administrative assistant and his father as an associate program director for the College of Graduate and Continuing Studies.
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Before Ms. Viktorsson's death was confirmed, Katarina Viktorsson, an administrative assistant at a law firm in Brussels, turned to social media, asking for help locating her mother in three different languages.
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"You just know that cars are going to stop when they see the yellow jackets," said Karen Sweeney, 63, an administrative assistant who would like to see them in other neighborhoods.
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Andy runs his own personal-finance blog and podcast called "Marriage, Kids and Money," and Nicole is an administrative assistant, and he said they've always been smart about spending and saving.
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As George Getty's administrative assistant and then his executive assistant, Mr. Evey was given a privileged view of the oil business and close-up exposure to his boss's drinking and depression.
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Ms. Dandridge, 53, works 30 hours a week as an administrative assistant, and said she would have no trouble meeting the premium and work requirements — but could relate to those who might.
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Shildt grew up in Charlotte, N.C., and his mother, Lib, was an administrative assistant to Frances Crockett, the general manager of the Charlotte O's, the Class AA affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles.
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A former administrative assistant to the coach filed a claim of $7.5 million against Rodriguez with the state attorney general, alleging that Rodriquez fostered a hostile work environment, according to the newspaper.
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Webber's old administrative assistant testifies that Meredith didn't even originally match with Grey Sloan (Seattle Grace back then) when she was an intern, but Webber pulled some strings to get her there.
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Lisa Williams, a 2.43-year-old administrative assistant in Winston-Salem, N.C., noticed an irregularity after receiving a roughly $22.4,22011 Springleaf loan: A lawn mower she posted as collateral was valued at $29.
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Ms. Barakat, an administrative assistant at an investment firm, paid less than $300,000 in March for a one-bedroom co-op, where she has been living since late April while undertaking a renovation.
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She is an administrative assistant in a state-run health clinic, but Venezuela's currency has tumbled so far that her salary amounts to only about $250 a day at the current street value.
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One of the newcomers, Caitlin, is a 32-year-old administrative assistant in Washington who falls in love with Matt, a 28-year-old inmate she met through a "strictly platonic" Craigslist ad.
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"I don't have a problem with protesting as long as it's peaceful, but this is destroying the country," said Ann O'Connell, 72, a retired administrative assistant in Syracuse who voted for Mr. Trump.
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Born Eni Hunkin in Vailoatai Village, Mr. Faleomavaega began his political career in 1973 as an administrative assistant to A. U. Fuimaono, a paramount chief and American Samoa's first elected representative to Washington.
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Dr. Jerry Bitar, a surgeon, was kidnapped shortly after leaving for work at Hospital Bernard Mevs from his home in an upmarket neighborhood of the capital, hospital administrative assistant Carla Puzo told Reuters.
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Bethany Pope Hopp, a mother of five who works as an administrative assistant at a university, was momentarily frantic when she thought that her local Sam's Club might be on the chopping block.
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The 1987 dinner had the first "celebrity" guest, according to the Washington Post, when Baltimore Sun correspondent Michael Kelly invited the beautiful administrative assistant Fawn Hall, who was involved in the Iran-Contra affair.
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If, for example, an administrative assistant was instructed to physically move the records, but knew nothing about what the documents were or why they were being moved, that person would not be criminally liable.
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"That cycle of poverty — not a lot of resources, not a lot of jobs, the lack of education, you kind of give up," said Ms. Martin, 46, who now works as an administrative assistant.
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Specifically, the six most common occupations for women in the United States are secretary and administrative assistant; registered nurse; elementary and middle school teacher; cashier; nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides; and retail salespersons.
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He is a son of Mary M. Olsen and Paul F. Olsen of Dover, N.J. His mother retired as an administrative assistant at the Oxford Group, a real estate appraisal company in New York.
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The book was dedicated to Alice Methfessel, the attractive blond administrative assistant for Harvard's Kirkland House, who was just twenty-seven when, in the fall of 1970, she helped Bishop adjust to university life.
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Wider Image - Anticipating Taiwan's same-sex marriage ruling Solo Lee (R), 32, an artist's agent and Lisa Cho, 25, an administrative assistant, pose for a photograph in New Taipei City, Taiwan, May 14, 2017.
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But when she got laid off from her job as a hospital administrative assistant, she used the opportunity to enroll in classes, attending at night while doing occasional clerical work at the school, she says.
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Today, as part of Your Spending In Your State: an administrative assistant working at a nonprofit who makes $215,27 per year and spends some of her money this week on a six-pack of Coronas.
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Another SEE enrollee, an administrative assistant in D.C. who asked to remain anonymous for fear of retribution at work, has more of a financial cushion than Kanta because her husband has a full-time job.
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The groom's mother works in Long Island City, Queens, as an administrative assistant at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, where she supports the public health, addiction and primary care group.
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Since 2016, Ms. Morris, who rents a room in the Inwood neighborhood of Manhattan, has worked part-time as a receptionist and administrative assistant one day a week at a nursing home in Norwalk, Conn.
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"I love Joe, but I think that with the new era, and the MeToo and all that, Joe has some skeletons in his closet," said Jane Lyons, 63, a hospital administrative assistant in suburban Pittsburgh.
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Ronda Skinner, 28, works in New York as an administrative assistant at the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women, an agency that works to further rights and opportunities for women.
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Administrative assistant Raquel Mignoli, 44, caught a nasty stomach bug after jumping into Caracas' sewage-filled Guaire river to avoid a volley of tear gas but was unable to find medicine despite visiting five pharmacies.
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Ms. Rogers, an administrative assistant in critical care at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, began making the casts more than a decade ago, after a colleague mentioned hearing about the process at a conference.
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According to several sources who spoke to the Times, Carwile's deputy at one point groped an administrative assistant in front of colleagues at a bar and Carwile asked those who saw it to keep it secret.
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Joseph Meyer, 133, an administrative assistant at U.C. Berkeley, said in a follow-up phone interview that after squaring away his $213,212 in rent, he often chooses between eating meals and paying for his asthma medication.
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He is also a son of Patricia Jameson Bighum, who lives in Philadelphia; the groom's father lives in Marcus Hooks, Pa. The groom's mother is an administrative assistant at Catch, a social-services organization in Philadelphia.
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An administrative assistant sat by her side, giving her the day's assignment: to empty black binders that had been used for a recent conference, remove the tabs, and place them in a box on the floor.
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" — Gardner Number of open jobs: 27,899 Median salary: $256,2000 Why it's great for your resume: "When people hear the job 'administrative assistant,' they may envision a smiling face greeting customers, scheduling appointments and answering phone calls.
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In her quest to have the skin of a porcelain doll, Mach Mong, a 27-year-old administrative assistant in Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh, went online and purchased a small tub of whitening cream from Thailand.
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Talbot, a transgender woman, owns just two other pairs of shoes - blue glittery trainers and black ankle boots that she wears for her job as an administrative assistant at an arts festival in the north of England.
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The two plaintiffs in the lawsuit are identified as Celeslie Henley and Ernest Colbert Jr. Henley is a former executive administrative assistant at CNN, while Colbert is still employed by Turner as a senior manager at TBS.
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Since the trial began, Pratt has fled the country and administrative assistant Valorie Moser and ex-videographer Teddy Gyi have admitted in court that they did, in fact, lie to the women every step of the way.
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He is the son of Annemarie Dildine Morrison and William T. Morrison of Asheboro, N.C. The groom's mother retired as an administrative assistant to the dean of the nursing school at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
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Mr. La Selva received no salary (though he accepted the union-scale wage of $22012,800 for conducting any four performances), coped without a full-time administrative assistant and supported himself largely by teaching conducting at the Juilliard School.
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Like all public defenders, the Plaquemines Public Defenders Office, which is composed of two lawyers and an administrative assistant, is meant to represent defendants who cannot afford to hire a lawyer, fulfilling their constitutional right to legal counsel.
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In a single week following the announcement, four climate staffers came forward with complaints about Luber's treatment of employees, especially women: public health analyst Jane Horton, program evaluator Chelsea Austin, epidemiologist Kathryn Conlon, and administrative assistant Deneise Turner.
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At one point, an administrative assistant, who was also in the room, informed me that men tend to like "bigger girls" like me who have "more meat on their bones," and said that they target us over thinner women.
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If you're hiring an administrative assistant, don't simply look for someone who can answer a phone and schedule your meetings — find someone who will make your job easier by organizing your time and priorities better than you ever could.
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I worked, too, as a soda jerk at a fifties-style diner; then I was a grocery-store checkout girl with a uniform that involved a flouncy polyester scarf that made me look like a smart, fiftysomething administrative assistant.
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After stints running drills at Bob McKillop's Davidson College summer camp, and babysitting Steph and Seth Curry while their father Dell put on a shooting display at Muggsy Bogues' camp, he was hired by McKillop as an unpaid administrative assistant.
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Several state employees with a New York disability agency say that supervisors and coworkers at the small office did nothing to stop a male administrative assistant who frequently sexually harassed women in the office, including exposing himself and making obscene comments.
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She later developed citizenship programs — where educators trained volunteers to help register black voters — for S.C.L.C. Dorothy Cotton Dorothy Cotton rose from administrative assistant to one of the highest-ranking women in the S.C.L.C. — placing her inside Dr. King's inner circle.
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The Senior Administrative Assistant also works as part of the team to carry out CAA's shared vision and mission, including assisting the President with administrative tasks, projects, scheduling, and meetings, and provide other administrative assistance as needed for the CAA team.
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A former administrative assistant at Fox Rothschild in New Jersey sued the firm on Wednesday alleging she faced sexual harassment by two lawyers in the firm's labor and employment practice and was sexually assaulted by one of them on several occasions.
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This followed a raid on the house of UAW president Gary Jones, who, though not at this point charged with a crime, is included in the federal complaint, and the convictions of nine others, including UAW administrative assistant Michael Grimes.
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She told Vogue that she took the position of administrative assistant to pay the bills while she worked on her novels, but she soon found herself enamored with the laugh of the man who worked in the next office over.
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Each month, the Hudson Valley Pet Food Pantry in White Plains feeds about 603 dogs and cats belonging to older adults, disabled people and veterans, among others, said Susan Katz, a retired administrative assistant who founded the pantry in 2010 with three friends.
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James Kester, 66, had nursed a decades-old grudge against the South Carolina Department of Mental Health, due to issues around the care of his daughter, when he came across a obituary for a former administrative assistant at the department in July 2017.
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"This area is seeing a slowdown, for sure," said McCormick, who sold her engagement ring for $240,2000 last month to pay down debt and took a second job at a deli to augment her pay as an administrative assistant at an engineering firm.
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The Associated Press reports that New York's Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) has been roiled by scandal that has forced the administrative assistant accused by multiple women of sexual misconduct to be suspended following his arrest for threats of sexual assault.
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A former intern, Luke Woolman, accused Carwile of telling him to keep quiet after he, Carwile and another Justice Department prosecutor allegedly witnessed Carwile's deputy grope a former administrative assistant Alyssa tenBroek during a work-sanctioned happy hour last May, the Times reported.
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"I think that the Hong Kong of today might be the Taiwan of tomorrow," said church administrative assistant Alex Ko. China claims self-ruled Taiwan as its own and has vowed to bring the island under its control, by force if necessary.
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" — Larry Imboden, 52, Union, N.J., administrative assistant Education Outside the United States "When I saw this video, I thought that this is exactly the type of education in China described to me by the 17-year-old Chinese exchange student who lives with us.
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Rory Cooper, senior adviser to #NeverTrump TechCrunch counted a grand total of seven tech-industry Trump donors in Silicon Valley, including a software engineer in Palo Alto, an administrative assistant at Genentech, one VP of engineering at Yahoo and a tech manager at Uber.
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Ms. Mitchell was an administrative assistant to Tex Schramm, the Cowboys' original president and general manager, when the team office was swamped with calls after one of its cheerleaders was captured winking suggestively — and uncharacteristically — into a television camera during the 1976 Super Bowl.
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Other locations included a UAW-owned resort and conference center called Black Lake in northern Michigan; a local regional director's home and UAW office in Missouri, where Jones previously served as regional director; and the Wisconsin home of Williams' former administrative assistant, Amy Loasching.
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"We're going home," Virginia Lopez, an administrative assistant at Barry University, said as she loaded her 5-year-old poodle mix, Princess, into her Mazda outside a shelter at Highland Oaks Middle School after spending the night there with her daughter and son-in-law.
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Example: Recently, your company has been highlighted in The Huffington Post and Forbes because of your partnership with Charity Z. After reading those articles, I became inspired to seek employment opportunities with your company and was happy to see an opening for an administrative assistant.
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In 22012, the year John G. Stumpf became president of Wells Fargo, Julie Tishkoff, then an administrative assistant at the bank, wrote to the company's human resources department about what she had seen: employees opening sham accounts, forging customer signatures and sending out unsolicited credit cards.
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The bride's father owns Ridgefield Hobby, a hobby shop in Ridgefield, N.J. Her mother retired as an administrative assistant for J. A. Carpentry in Hackensack, N.J. Mr. Ferraro, 32, is the manager of club initiatives for the National Hockey League at Disney Streaming Services in New York.
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Still, on average, Ms. Pollak wrote in an email, "it is harder (in some sense, at least) to get a job as an administrative assistant, receptionist or warehouse worker than it is to get into Harvard, with its relatively generous 250 percent acceptance rate" in 2000.
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POSITION DESCRIPTION: Senior Administrative Assistant CLASSIFICATION: Salaried, Full-time, CAA Staff Team Member REPORTING RELATIONSHIP: President POSITION SCOPEA primary focus of the Cigar Association of America ("CAA") Federal Affairs Team is to implement CAA's strategic Federal Affairs Program achieve strategic goals on behalf of the CAA members.
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Her mother is an administrative assistant at Kistler O'Brien Fire Protection, a company that distributes fire suppression systems in Bethlehem, Pa. Mr. Traglio, 38, is a math teacher at Beacon High School in Manhattan, where he is also the athletic director and the coordinator of senior activities.
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There was Paulette Barnes, an administrative assistant at the Environmental Protection Agency, who filed a legal complaint after a male supervisor asked her on dates and repeatedly suggested that her career would be helped by having an affair with him, only to try to fire her when she refused.
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The team includes an administrative assistant, who dispenses aid money raised by people all over the world; a psychotherapist, who works with the escapees; a psychologist, who takes down detailed testimony that will, it is hoped, someday be used to prosecute those responsible for the violence; and a medical coördinator.
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He is the son of Ralph Menendez and Jill E. Menendez of Oradell, N.J. The groom's mother works as an administrative assistant at Norton Engineering Consultants in Fairfield, N.J. His father retired as the chief of operations at the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, a government agency in Newark.
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Even if you say there's a 9% chance that a 22-year-old who uses marijuana at parties is going to become addicted, does that mean that a 55-year-old administrative assistant...who uses it twice a week to get to sleep at night — is she really going to become addicted?
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Fox Rothschild has asked a Manhattan federal judge to toss a lawsuit brought against it by a former administrative assistant who alleges she was sexually harassed and assaulted while working there, arguing in a filing that her claims do not belong in New York court and that some of them are time-barred.
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In the above photo from the 1952/3 Macy Conference (there is evidence documenting that the archived photo has been incorrectly dated), the woman standing on the second tier, second from left, is identified as "Janet Freed Lynch," the personal secretary to Frank Freemont Smith and administrative assistant to the Macy Conferences more widely.
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According to the union, they include a writer, a social media producer, an administrative assistant and a photo editor who has worked for decades at the left-leaning newspaper, which was started in 1955 by Norman Mailer and others then went on to provide a blueprint for a scrappy, muckraking journalistic format that became known as the alt-weekly.
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She is a daughter of Claire M. Regna and Christopher E. Regna of East Brunswick, N.J. The bride's father is a finance executive for Bristol-Myers Squibb in New Brunswick, N.J. Her mother retired as an administrative assistant at Merrill Lynch in Princeton, N.J. Dr. Deek, 27, is a medical student at the University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville.
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Mr. Schiffman, 35, works in Manhattan as the director of analytics at Xceligent, a commercial real estate data and analysis firm basedin Kansas City, Mo. He is the son of Renee M. Schiffman and Barry E. Schiffman of Marlboro, N.J. The groom's mother works in New Brunswick, N.J., as an administrative assistant in the office of the dean of academic services at Rutgers.
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The ways in which a criminal record can impact your job are numerous: a salesman who has several DUIs and can not be responsible for driving around clients and entertaining them; an administrative assistant who has been convicted of theft; a summer intern who was found guilty of assault and battery; an IT guy who was arrested for hacking into his old boss's computer.
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He is the son of Lee-Kwang Shieh and Wen-Chung Shieh of Berkeley Heights, N.J. The groom's mother retired as an administrative assistant at the North American headquarters of the Linde Group, a German industrial gas supplier, in Murray Hill, N.J. His father retired from Novartis, the Swiss pharmaceutical company, as a leading scientist in the technical research and development department in East Hanover, N.J. The couple met in 2013 through the OkCupid.
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She is the daughter of Andrea F. Welt and David M. Welt of Livingston, N.J. Her mother is an administrative assistant at the Temple B'nai Jeshurun Rabbi Barry H. Greene Early Childhood Center and Camp T.B.J. in Short Hills, N.J. Her father is a lawyer and the senior partner in the law firm of Welt & Kuzemczak in Clifton, N.J. The groom is a technology consultant at Zeichner Risk Analytics in Arlington, Va. He received a law degree from Fordham.
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The city identified each of the other victims: Tara Welch Gallagher, an engineer; Katherine A. Nixon, an engineer who spent more than a decade working for Virginia Beach; Richard H. Nettleton, a 28-year veteran of city government who served alongside Mr. Hansen in the Army; Christopher Kelly Rapp, who joined the municipal government less than a year ago; Joshua O. Hardy, an engineering technician; Michelle Langer, known as Missy, who was an administrative assistant; and Robert Williams, a Public Utilities Department employee for 41 years.
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Here are eight fields that, between 1991 and 2015, added a significant number of good jobs that don't require a college education to the economy at an increasing rate: Percent growth: 4 percentNumber of jobs added: 2380,2000Sample jobs: administrative assistant, dental assistant or recreation assistant Percent growth: 270 percentNumber of jobs added: 21,2330Sample jobs: wholesale and retail buyer and wholesale and manufacturing sales representative Percent growth: 2000 percentNumber of jobs added: 19913,21991Sample jobs: insurance sales agent, financial clerk and bill and account collectors Percent growth: 22015 percentNumber of jobs added: 212,000Sample jobs: teacher assistant, preschool teacher and administrative assistant Percent growth: 56 percentNumber of jobs added: 1,250,000Sample jobs: boilermaker, electrician and construction laborer Percent growth: 61 percentNumber of jobs added: 20153,000Sample jobs: geological and petroleum technician, industrial engineering technician and oil and gas rig operator Percent growth: 67 percentNumber of jobs added: 1,380,000Sample jobs: receptionist, food service manager and heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics Percent growth: 70 percentNumber of jobs added: 1,330,000Sample jobs: diagnostic medical sonographer, radiation therapist and occupational therapy assistant While manufacturing and transportation also employ a significant number of people without a bachelor's degree, the number of jobs in these sectors has been steadily declining.
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Age: 53Occupation: Administrative Assistant at a NonprofitSalary: $27,500Travel Companions: I went with 5 of my closest friends: R, N, L, A, and T. Hometown: Chattanooga, TNTrip Location: Acadia National Park, METrip Length: 5 daysAnnual # Of Vacation Days: 10 days Transportation Costs: We found a late-night flight from Atlanta to Boston with Delta on a Friday night ($88.91 plus travel insurance for $22.75, so $111.66) and then a cheaper flight back to ATL on Tuesday evening with Spirit ($58.29 plus $303 for a checked bag, for a total of $90.29).
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