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The Administrative Secretary (Spanish Speaking) performs a wide variety of complex responsible clerical, secretarial and administrative tasks and activities while functioning as an office assistant to an administrator, program manager, technical specialist or office supervisor. The incumbent responds to requests for information and acts as an Interpreter using both the English and Spanish language. This class is distinguished by the fact that responsibility involves independently performing complex clerical operations, relieving a supervisor of administrative detail, arranging conferences and relieving supervisor of contacts which should properly be made with subordinate officials. Independent judgment is frequently necessary in giving out information regarding departmental policies and practices and in planning the routine of an office. Correspondence duties are distinguished by the fact that most letters and releases are of a routine, recurring nature, are self-composed with correspondence being reviewed only when new problems arise. Incumbents, who have ready access to records, must be discreet in divulging information, as some of it may be confidential or controversial. Work is performed under general supervision, however, incumbents are supervised by an administrator who assigns tasks, provides detailed instructions only where policies have not been determined, observes performance and only unusually important or complicated assignments are checked in detail upon completion. General supervision is exercised over a clerical staff.