Accounting Clerk Accounts Payable (South Bruce Peninsula)

Accounting Clerk Accounts Payable (South Bruce Peninsula)

06 Nov
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Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation
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South Bruce Peninsula

06 Nov

Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation

South Bruce Peninsula

Use accounting, Excel, and reconciliation skills as an Accounting Clerk working onsite in a permanent, full time position. Manage financial records accurately.

This Accounting Clerk position requires three to less than five years of experience and secondary school graduation. The work is performed at an Aboriginal band council, with accounting as the area of specialization. Duties include journal entries, accounts payable, bank reconciliations, financial statements, reports, and cash management. The schedule is daytime, with 37.5 hours weekly, and employment starts as soon as possible.

Key Responsibilities:

- Prepare journal entries and financial statements
- Manage accounts payable and cash
- Complete bank reconciliations accurately
- Store, update, and retrieve financial data
- Maintain filing and record systems

Requirements:

- Secondary school graduation certificate
- Three to less than five years of experience
- Knowledge of MS Excel, Word, Windows, email, and Internet
- Criminal record check
- Own vehicle, transportation, and valid driver's licence

Bring organized accounting, reporting, reconciliation, and records management skills to this onsite Accounting Clerk position.

📌 Accounting Clerk Accounts Payable (South Bruce Peninsula)
🏢 Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation
📍 South Bruce Peninsula

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