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Employment Coordinator Duties

Allegiant Air - Las Vegas based airline has an opening for an Employment Coordinator. This position is part of our People Services department and is located at our corporate headquarters in Las Vegas Nevada.

The Employment Coordinator position is designed to perform administrative and clerical tasks relative to a Team Member’s status from pre-processing of new hires through transfers of position during an individual’s employment to processing terminations. Because this position acts as the liaison between Management Corporate Recruiters the Company’s background service provider applicants and on-board Team Members it is essential that the incumbent provide exemplary customer service while ensuring the efficiency and accuracy of all aspects of commu...
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Dependability is extremely important to a successful career in the aviation industry. The aviation industry requires generally greater levels of dependability than other industries. Your position may require you to be “on call”, or to work on holidays, or even during your scheduled days off and you must arrive on-time - every time.  Failure to maintain a dependable work record is the primary reason most new employees are released during the first six months of employment.