Financial Clerk Position in Oliver, BC (British Columbia)

Financial Clerk Position in Oliver, BC (British Columbia)

03 Oct
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British Columbia Public Service Careers
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British Columbia

03 Oct

British Columbia Public Service Careers

British Columbia

Join the BC Public Service as a Financial Clerk in Oliver, BC, focusing on payroll and administrative duties. This full-time role requires in office presence and offers a chance to work in a dynamic environment.

The incumbent will support essential business office functions at the Okanagan Correctional Centre. Key tasks include managing invoices, processing payroll, and providing trust account services for inmates while collaborating with various correctional staff. Opportunities for learning across accounts payable and other financial services abound in this position.

Key Responsibilities:
• Enter invoices for prompt payment processing
• Collect and manage cash transactions accurately
• Enter leave management transactions for employees




• Provide support for Purchasing Officer and administrative tasks
• Assist with trust account services for inmates

Requirements:
• Secondary school completion required
• Minimum 2 years in financial services workplace
• Proficiency with MS Word and Excel
• Experience with data entry and cash handling
• Familiarity with correctional settings preferred

Embrace a vital role supporting financial operations within the BC Public Service in Oliver.
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📌 Financial Clerk Position in Oliver, BC (British Columbia)
🏢 British Columbia Public Service Careers
📍 British Columbia

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