HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT (MILITARY/OFFICE AUTOMATION)
U.S. Marine Corps
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General Office Assistant (Criminal Trials Division)
State of Michigan
Attorney General
Location
Michigan, 48909
Salary
$20.35 - $28.81
per hour
Type
Closes
April 28, 2026
Job Description
Summary
This job involves providing everyday office support in a legal division focused on criminal trials, such as handling mail, answering phones, managing case files, and organizing training sessions.
It's ideal for someone organized and detail-oriented who enjoys a mix of routine tasks in a busy government office.
No advanced education is needed, just basic office skills and some experience for higher levels.
Key Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent
- No experience required for entry level (GOA 5); 1 year administrative support for GOA 6; 2 years (including 1 year intermediate) for GOA E7
- Proficiency in various software applications
- Ability to handle multiple duties flexibly in an office setting
- Must attach cover letter, resume, and official transcript to application
- Possible criminal history background check
Full Job Description
Requirements
EducationEducational level typically acquired through completion of high school.
Experience
General Office Assistant 5
No specific type or amount of experience is required.
General Office Assistant 6
One year of administrative support experience.
General Office Assistant E7
Two years of administrative support experience, including one year equivalent to the intermediate level.
You must attach a Cover Letter, Resume and Official Transcript to the Attachments section of your application to be considered for this position.
Additional Information
Certain positions may require a criminal history background check.View the job specification at: https://www.michigan.gov/mdcs/-/media/Project/Websites/mdcs/JOBSPECS/G/GeneralOfficeAssistant.pdfCheck your resume before applying to catch common mistakes