• Human resources assistants maintain the human resource records of an organization's employees.
  • These records include such information as name, address, job title, and earnings; benefits such as health and life insurance; and tax withholdings.
  • Productivity gains from office automation and increases in the use of electronic files will lead to declines in the demand for human resources assistants to do data entry and recordkeeping.
  • Job opportunities should be best for those with excellent communication and computer skills and a broad based knowledge of general office functions.
  • Data entry and information processing workers; Receptionists and information clerks; Secretaries and administrative assistants
  • High School Diploma
This career information is drawn from data provided by the U.S. Department of Labor.