Human resources (HR) assistants are responsible for facilitating HR processes, communicating with employees, and representing their company in all staff matters. These professionals are in charge of completing administrative paperwork, regarding new hires, termination, benefits, and other workplace programs.They have strong interpersonal skills to solve workplace issues about wages, overtime rules, absences, and other day-to-day operations. Human resources (HR) assistants participate in work meetings to suggest changes that will make their department more efficient, use fewer company resources, and increase staff satisfaction. These professionals communicate with other companies to provide relevant data and satisfy questions, regarding employment references and compensation documents. Among their main duties are organizing company events and sending reminders. They oversee employment verification and send invoices to other organizations. They provide input regarding recruitment and help answer correspondence. Human resources (HR) assistants work well with other HR professionals to complete all department goals in a timely manner. However, they can also perform effectively on their own. They use a personal computer to complete forms, process wage requests, and approve benefit inquiries.A bachelor's degree in human resources is required for this job. Previous years of work experience as a human resource assistant can be helpful. Industry certifications are a plus.