Not unless the employer can show direct correlation between job performance and possession of the degree required.
Reference: Griggs v. Duke Power Co. (1970)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griggs_v._Duke_Power_Co.
The closing paragraph of the majority opinion by the court, written by Chief Justice Burger:
"...The facts of this case demonstrate the inadequacy of broad and general testing devices, as well as the infirmity of using diplomas or degrees as fixed measures of capability. History is filled with examples of men and women who rendered highly effective performance without the conventional badges of accomplishment in terms of certificates, diplomas, or degrees. Diplomas and tests are useful servants, but Congress has mandated the common sense proposition that they are not to become masters of reality."
These are both office jobs that require attention to detail. The administrative assistant may do some bookkeeping and the bookkeeper may do some administrative assistant work.
Becoming a personal assistant is a position that does not require a large amount of training. To get started in this position it would be best to obtain a degree in office management.
No, the employer does not have to prove anything. The organization can require whatever they feel is appropriate for the position to be filled. They look for the best fit, and thus establish the educational criteria particular to that position.
These are the tests in Mumbai and India to prove you are proficient in your position. While all companies may not require them, they can be useful in helping you get the position.
Administrative job responsibilities can vary by the level of responsibility involved. Lower level administrative jobs may only require filing, data entry, answering phones and copying documents. Lower level administrative jobs do not require a college degree. Higher level administrative jobs will generally require a Associates Degree. The job responsibilities for this position would be the handling of confidential information for the director, independently schedules and organizes meetings, travel, conferences and seminars. I sure hope that the information I have provided is helpful.
No.
Like most other employer also the American Cancer Society offers jobs in different areas like administrative or IT-related offers. Some examples for requirements include: "High School Diploma" or "General Education Development Certificate" in case of an Administrative Assistant offer. On the other hand they require detailed project management skills, ability to perform multi-tasking jobs and delegating behavior for a Community Representative job.
Can your employer require you to have your picture taken to download to the company computer system?
Efficiency
YES
who shuld no
yes