Receptionist

Receptionist

Posted On 15 June 2026

Receptionist

15 June 2026

Receptionist

Detailed Job Description:

  • Front-of-house role with exposure to People & Culture responsibilities
  • Be the welcoming face of a values-led organisation
  • Diverse position spanning reception, office coordination and employee experience

What makes this company unique?

  • Join a values-led organisation where people genuinely enjoy working together and supporting one another’s success
  • Be part of a business that is committed to making a positive impact, both within its workplace and the wider community
  • Enjoy a genuinely varied role spanning reception, office operations, People & Culture administration, events and workplace initiatives
  • Gain exposure to a broad range of stakeholders and initiatives, providing an excellent opportunity to expand your skillset and build your career
  • Contribute to a collaborative and inclusive culture where ideas are welcomed, achievements are celebrated, and people are encouraged to bring their authentic selves to work
  • Work alongside approachable and supportive leaders who are invested in employee development and creating a positive workplace experience

What is unique about you?

  • You are naturally warm, professional, and thrive on creating positive first impressions
  • You enjoy being the go-to person who keeps the office running smoothly behind the scenes
  • You love variety and are excited by the opportunity to gain exposure to People & Culture activities and initiatives
  • You are highly organised, proactive and able to manage competing priorities with confidence
  • You have previous experience in reception, office coordination, administration or a similar support role
  • You bring a high level of attention to detail and can be trusted to handle sensitive information with discretion and professionalism
  • You are adaptable, willing to roll up your sleeves when needed, and happy to support across a range of operational and administrative tasks

A snapshot of your role…

  • Welcome visitors and act as the face of the business, creating a professional and engaging front-of-house experience
  • Coordinate the smooth day-to-day running of the office, including meeting room management, catering, facilities, suppliers and office supplies
  • Support People & Culture administration across onboarding, employee records, learning initiatives and employee lifecycle activities

 

  • Help coordinate employee engagement initiatives, wellbeing programs, social events and culture-building activities
  • Provide administrative support across projects, payroll coordination, reporting and broader business operations as required

We are recruiting urgently for this position, don’t hesitate!

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