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Hours: 37 Full Time
Location: Spennymoor
Duration: Permanent
Salary: £28,500
We are excited to announce that we are currently seeking to recruit a Finance and Resource officer to join our thriving charity within County Durham. This is an excellent opportunity to join one of the UK’s leading charities and we pride ourselves on being non-judgemental and impartial. You will be part of our amazing Finance Team and support with the sound financial management of the organisation. While this is not a client facing roles you will get the best feeling at the end of a day knowing your work supports your colleagues to help people in need.
Context of role:
The purpose of the Finance & Resource Officer is to support the Executive Team to ensure the effective day to day running of the charity by providing financial and administrative support.
The post holder will lead on the day to day finance operations including, accounting procedures, policies, recording and communication of information; financial, payroll, HR & resources. The post holder will ensure data is accurately recorded, is live & relevant for reporting and that processes and procedures are followed.
The successful candidate will ideally have experience of providing financial and administrative support within a charity environment however we are open to applications from candidates that have that have the transferrable skills required. Applicants should have an AAT qualification or be able to demonstrate they have the relevant finance experience. Communication skills, with a good eye for detail are essential for the role.
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To request an application pack please contact: recruitment@citizensadvicecd.org.uk
Please note we do not accept CV’s
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