Adrian JohnsonTLDR:
- The Town of Bow in New Hampshire is seeking a part-time Finance Clerk.
- The role involves various financial duties, including preparing and recording deposits, processing invoices, and maintaining records.
- Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent and be familiar with computers and standard office machines.
The Town of Bow, located in New Hampshire, is currently looking to fill the position of a part-time Finance Clerk. The successful candidate will be responsible for a range of financial duties within the Finance office, working 20 hours per week. The key responsibilities of the role include preparing and recording daily deposits and receipt reports in accordance with the Town Financial Policies. The Finance Clerk will also be responsible for entering accounts receivable invoices into the computer system, processing related reports, and preparing and mailing invoices, payments, and billings with relevant documentation. Additionally, the Finance Clerk will be responsible for receiving and recording invoice payments and miscellaneous receipts from town departments, as well as monthly billing of tipping fees and fuel expenses.
In addition to these tasks, the Finance Clerk will need to be able to compile credit card information, allocate department fees on a monthly basis, and maintain records of Certificates of Insurance for town vendors. The successful applicant must be familiar with computers and common software programs, as well as standard office machines. A high school diploma or equivalent combination of experience and skills is required for this position. The pay range for the role is $19.64-$20.13 per hour, depending on qualifications.
Applicants interested in this position can apply in person or by mailing their resume to the Finance Director at the Municipal Office Building in Bow, NH. A detailed job description is also available upon request for those who would like additional information about the position. Interested candidates should have an understanding of general finance practices, be organized and detail-oriented, and possess strong communication and problem-solving skills. The deadline for applications is not specified in the article, so potential applicants are encouraged to reach out to the Town of Bow directly for more information.
