Administrative Assistant / Bookkeeper - $16 - $18 Hourly Wage
$16.00 - $18.00 per hour
ApplyAdministrative Assistant / Bookkeeper - $16 - $18 Hourly Wage
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Junior
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$16.00 - $18.00 per hour
About the role
- Preparing daily bank deposits, bank reconciliations and taking deposit to the bank
- Ensure invoices are processed accurately and on time in accordance with discounts offered
- Properly file and organize incoming delivery tickets or transfers
- Receive incoming inventory from both vendors and other stores into the point-of-sale system
- Process customer payments on accounts, applying payments correctly and reviewing delinquent accounts
- Accurately track donations throughout the year
- Occasionally assist with coverage of the sales counter when time allows
- Submitting invoices for payment in accordance with check run dates and discount dates ensuring accurate processes have been followed (purchase order numbers, correct vendor selection, proper general ledger coding)
- Review sales tax on daily charge transactions to confirm accuracy
- General office work such as filing, answering phones, and other administrative tasks
- Daily collaboration with the corporate office team
- Other duties assigned by the Store Manager and/or Leadership
- (Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities):High school diploma or equivalent
- Administrative and order processing experience
- Highly organized with precise attention to detail
- Experience with Bistrack, Microsoft Word / Excel, accounts payable and accounts receivable is preferred but not required
- Understanding of basic bookkeeping functions (A/P and A/R, etc.)Knowledge of deadlines and sense of urgency to complete tasks with minimal supervision
- Ability to multi-task
- Team-player mindset and willingness to learn and collaborate
- Strong communication and math skills
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