Part-time Financial/ Records Clerk

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ozaukee countyPort Washington (WI)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$24.64 per hour

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About the role

Deputy Clerk IIAre you looking for a career in a fast-paced and efficient office environment? We are hiring for a Deputy Clerk II to join the Ozaukee County Clerk of Courts team in Port Washington, WI. The ideal candidate would thrive in a professional work environment, is organized, is good at problem solving and multi-tasking, is able to work independently, must be detail oriented and have excellent communication skills. This position is part-time, Monday through Friday, 9 am 2 pm with a starting pay of $24.64/hour. As a part-time employee of Ozaukee County, you are also eligible for some benefits including pro-rated paid holidays and sick time. Duties of the Deputy Clerk II include: Performing a range of case management, including reviewing legal documents and initiating new cases Providing customer service in various stressful situations, by phone and in person Receipting payments and providing financial information to customers Processing record requests
Job Requirements:
  • Minimum of three years clerical experience, preferably in a legal setting
  • Able to work in a fast-paced office setting with deadlines
  • Able to prioritize duties with continual interruption
Full list of job duties is available at time of interview, or upon request. Please email to request a copy of the job description.

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