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Duties: Perform general accounting and clerical functions to support the finance department Assist with accounts payable and accounts receivable tasks Utilize accounting software for data entry and reporting Audit statements and work through collections Experience: Prior experience in accounting or related field Ability to operate a 10-key calculator Knowledge of general bookkeeping practices Proficient with MS Office suite Personnel Resources is an Equal Opportunity Employer #CL.
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Receives and processes member financial transactions, including deposits, withdrawals, loan payments; and official checks to members; transfers amounts from member accounts as directed. Post transactions to member accounts and maintain member records.
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The Logistics Clerk will be responsible for assisting in all aspects of the Integrated Logistics Department by reviewing bids and submitting quotes, creating and maintaining spreadsheets for data entry reporting on projects, reviewing contract billing, and monitoring email correspondence between accounts and service centers.
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