Head Teller
abocEvanston (IL)
About the role
For 100 years, ABOC has fostered deep ties to our customers and our community, serving the banking needs of countless businesses, organizations, institutions, and individuals, many for multiple generations. These relationships are based on profound trust, in-depth understanding and highly personal and responsive service provided by our experienced bankers. We take tremendous pride in being a great place to work! We value the contributions our employees bring to the table every day. We work hard to nurture and maintain a mutually respectful, diverse culture that fosters teamwork and a commitment to exceptional customer service. ABOC is hiring a Head Teller. This position is responsible for assisting with teller and department activities.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Open and closes teller area. Schedules and assigns work daily to tellers. Removes, inventories and distributes night and lobby depositories daily. Receives and insures processing of daily mail deposits. Balances, services and processes ATMs daily. Reviews and approves daily teller blotters and balances blotters to Cash on Hand report. Balances coin machine. Provides approval for fund disbursement up to approved limit as needed. Reviews completed official check requisitions, monthly analysis sheets and interest worksheets. Orders and maintains supplies. Assists Universal Tellers as needed. Performs other related duties as assigned. REQUIRED EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS:High School diploma or equivalent (Required) Knowledge of banking practices and procedures is normally attained in five (5) years of universal teller experience. Microsoft 365 ExperienceBENEFITS:Insurance (medical and dental) Pension Education Assistance Employee Assistance Program Open-door work environment Opportunities for advancement Community Service Opportunities We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity, equity, and inclusion at our company. We do not discriminate based on any protected category. We will ensure that individuals with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment. Please contact us to request accommodation
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