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How a VA can help you?
A Virtual Assistant or VA is the modern equivalent of a Personal Assistant (PA). Traditionally, a PA would provide secretarial services to a business while being an employee of that business. A VA, on the other hand, can provide the same services but remotely from their own office.
Using a VA allows you to outsource many of your administration tasks. This is particularly useful for small businesses which may not need a full time PA. However, a VA's usefulness is not limited to small businesses. Multi–million pound turnover businesses can find the use of a VA equally effective, for example by offering support for a particular project or providing a skill not available from their permanent staff.
The advantages of using a VA include:
- Providing secretarial support to a growing business without the need to hire someone full time. The client only pays for the work done.
- The client does not have to pay tax and national insurance for a VA's services.
- No additional costs associated with employees, such as office space, equipment, training and temping agency fees.
- A cost effective way to obtain additional support to complete a project to a tight deadline.
- A VA can often offer skills outside of those available from a client's employed staff.
The requirements of a business for using virtual support vary, however, they all share the need to be efficient, cost effective and professional.
It is clear that there are many situations where a VA can provide cost effective support to your business. If you need more convincing or need to discuss a project please contact us. In addition, our faqs section has further pointers as to how a VA may benefit your business.
Testimonials
"Secretarial Services 4 U continues to provide an exemplarary service to us. From call handling, arranging client meetings, conferences, seminars, mobile dictation, report checking, extensive international travelling arrangements and many other administration duties."
Allan Watton, Managing Director, Best Practice Group PLC