FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Public Relations Administrator?
The primary responsibilities include managing the administration share folder, creating government affairs profiles, reviewing administrative requests, analyzing KPI reports, and ensuring compliance with immigration and medical requirements.
How often should reports be submitted?
Reports should be submitted weekly, monthly, and yearly according to the statistical details and consolidated as needed.
What is the process for handling passport control?
The Public Relations Administrator is responsible for managing the passport control project, ensuring that passport information is accurately reflected in the system.
What kind of communication is expected with other departments?
Effective communication is essential; the administrator must liaise with all departments regarding updates from the administration section, including contact information.
How do we ensure compliance with government affairs policies?
The administrator is tasked with reviewing government affairs policies regularly to ensure compliance.
Is there a process for improving administration tasks?
Yes, the administrator must liaise with the IT department to enhance administrative processes and propose systematic methods for various tasks.
How are invoices and payments handled?
The Public Relations Administrator is responsible for handling all payments, invoices, and billing, summarized in reports and forwarded to Finance for payment upon verification.
What should be done about team meetings?
The administrator should track all team meetings and services provided for all business units to ensure effective communication and service delivery.
Are there guidelines for accessing the HRMS?
Access to the HRMS is strictly limited to designated individuals as defined by the administrator to maintain data security.
What is expected regarding the arrangement of administration workshops?
The administrator is responsible for coordinating and arranging any administration workshops as needed for ongoing team development.