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FISCAL CLERK (18 HOURS)

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Posting NumberCS01064Job TitleFISCAL CLERK (18 HOURS)Position Number10289FTEFLSAPay Rate$21.11 - $21.94Salary RangePay Grade LevelGrade 314Position TypeClassified Civil Service StaffUnionESP-URI/NEARI (Educational Support Professionals)Status Calendar Year, Part-time, LimitedRestriction or Limitation ReasonFundingEnd Date of Restriction or Limitation

LIMITED TO 03/20/21

DepartmentPublic Safety AdministrationContact(s)

Donna L. Charron
Supervising Employee Relations Officer
Office of Human Resource Administration
80 Lower College Road
Kingston, RI 02881

Contact Phone/Extension401-874-2317Contact Emaildcharron@uri.eduPhysical DemandsCampus LocationKingstonBuilding(s)Grant FundedExtension Contingent on Funding DateExtension Contingency NotesDuties and Responsibilities

GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES: To perform responsible clerical duties in connection with the maintenance of financial and related records of a state agency involving the knowledge and application of bookkeeping principles and practices; and to do related work as required.

SUPERVISION RECEIVED: Works under the general supervision of a superior; work is reviewed in process and upon completion.

SUPERVISION EXERCISED: As required, may supervise the work of a small group of clerical workers.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED:

To record transactions in books of original entry and to post to ledger accounts from receipt, disbursement, expense and appropriation records according to established account classifications.
To draw trial balances and prepare simple reports, schedules and summaries.
To reconcile agency’s records with those of the Division of Accounts and Control in order to assure complete agreement of records of disbursements receipts, outstanding orders and balances.
To maintain current personnel records, prepare payroll adjustments and keep appropriation accounts.
To keep inventories of office equipment and supplies and to be responsible for the maintenance of adequate stocks.
To be responsible for petty cash funds.
To prepare requisitions and vouchers.
To examine and verify requisitions, payments, purchase orders, invoices, travel statements, payrolls, transmittal sheets, check registers and checks.
To maintain files of requisitions, purchase orders, utility orders and other related records.
To provide clerical assistance to a superior in the preparation of the annual budget requests of the agency and in the maintenance of accounts.
To maintain records of cash receipts and disbursements and to make reports thereon.
To make routine audits of employer reports of employment, wages and taxes.
As required, to supervise the work of a small group of clerical workers engaged in record keeping and other routine clerical functions in the agency.
To do related work as required.

Required Qualifications

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND CAPACITIES: A working knowledge of the principles and practices of bookkeeping and a reasonable speed and accuracy in making complex tabulations and arithmetical computations: a working knowledge of standard office methods and procedures; a familiarity with the uses of standard office equipment; the ability to understand and carry out both oral and written directions; the ability to operate adding and calculating machines; and related capacities and abilities.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

EDUCATION: Such as may have been gained through: graduation from a senior high school, including or supplemented by courses in bookkeeping and office practice; and

EXPERIENCE: Such as may have been gained through: employment as a bookkeeper.

OR: any combination of education and experience that shall be substantially equivalent to the above education and experience.

Preferred QualificationsEnvironmental Conditions

This position is not substantially exposed to adverse environmental conditions.

Work Hours

8:00 AM to 2:00 PM — Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday

Days Off: Monday, Tuesday, Saturday & Sunday

Posting Date09/24/2020Closing Date10/03/2020Special Instructions to Applicants

THERE ARE NO BENEFITS OFFERED WITH THIS POSITION.

IF YOU ARE A LATERAL TRANSFER (THE SAME TITLE AS THIS POSTING) WITHIN ESP-URI/NEARI, PLEASE CONTACT DONNA L. CHARRON IN HUMAN RESOURCES AT 874-2317 OR dcharron@uri.edu PRIOR TO APPLYING FOR THIS POSITION. The name of a contact person will be provided for all lateral transfers to schedule an informational meeting PRIOR TO THE APPLICATION DEADLINE DATE. IF YOU ARE STILL INTERESTED IN THE POSITION AFTER THE INFORMATIONAL MEETING, YOU MUST STILL APPLY ON-LINE AND SUBMIT THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS PRIOR TO THE APPLICATION DEADLINE DATE.

This position is covered by ESP-URI/NEARI. Members of this union will receive preferential consideration. If the position is not filled by a current union member, we will THEN consider other applicants for the position.

Quicklink for Postinghttp://jobs.uri.edu/postings/7421Applicant DocumentsRequired Documents
  1. Resume
  2. Cover Letter/Letter of Application
Optional Documents
    Supplemental Questions

    Required fields are indicated with an asterisk (*).

    1. * Are you currently a State employee WITHIN ESP-URI/NEARI?
      • Yes--I understand that IF I AM THE MOST SENIOR LATERAL TRANSFER BIDDER, fully qualified and in good standing, I MUST ACCEPT THIS POSITION. Please contact Donna L. Charron in Human Resources at 874-2317 BEFORE APPLYING.
      • No
    2. * Have you graduated from a senior high school or possess a GED?
      • Yes
      • No
    3. * Have you ever been employed as a bookkeeper?
      • Yes
      • No

    Organization

    The University of Rhode IslandURI Picture 1

    Founded in 1892, this land and sea grant university is the flagship public research institution in Rhode Island, enrolling more than 14,500 undergraduate students and 2,000 graduate students.

    Thinking big
    URI is home to some of today’s leading innovators, discoverers, and creative problem solvers and is known regionally and worldwide for its big ideas and pioneering research in such areas as environmental studies, neuroscience, biotechnology and life sciences, engineering, marine sciences, forensic sciences, pharmaceuticals, behavioral sciences, and public health promotion. A strong core of traditional academic disciplines provides the foundation for all specialized, professional, and applied areas of study. The University receives about $60 million annually in federal funding for research across 87 undergraduate and 70 graduate degree programs.

    Motivated students, engaged faculty

    Nearly 23,000 students applied for fewer than 3,300 openings in the 2017 freshman class, which boasts an average grade point average of 3.54. The 17 to 1 student/faculty ratio allows for personal attention and rewarding teaching experiences. Approximately 87 percent of faculty hold terminal degrees. In 2018 URI produced two Fulbright Scholars, five Boren Scholars, a Truman Scholar, and was named a one of the country’s top Gilman scholar-producing schools. URI’s commitment to diversity is demonstrated through its student body, with 43 states and 65 nations represented and 20 percent of students identifying as persons of color, a 65 percent increase since 2008.

    Four campuses, one community

    URI’s main campus is located on 1,248 acres in rural Kingston, where the campus core — including a quadrangle surrounded by handsome granite buildings — is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Six miles from Rhode Island’s beaches, this campus is conveniently situated along the Boston to New York corridor. The University’s renowned Graduate School of Oceanography is located at the 165-acre Narragansett Bay Campus. The Alan Shawn Feinstein College of Education and Professional Studies brings higher education to downtown Providence. Nearby, the 133,000-square-foot Rhode Island Nursing Education Center URI Picture 2includes unparalleled simulation labs. The W. Alton Jones Campus — 2,300 acres of forests, lakes, and farmland in West Greenwich — provides a secluded setting for academic research, environmental education, business meetings and special events.

     

    Investing in the future
    Since 2007, the University has invested $607 million in campus capital projects, including: a $150 million engineering complex, due to open in 2019; Brookside, another new apartment-style residence hall, 2019; a Welcome Center, 2018; the Rhode Island Nursing Education Center, 2017; Beaupre Center for Chemical and Forensic Sciences, 2016; and Avedisian Hall, home to the College of Pharmacy, 2012.

     

    Expertise on demand

    The University is home to several centers of expertise that tackle some of society’s most vexing challenges. The George & Anne Ryan Institute for Neuroscience brings multi-disciplinary research to bear on devastating brain diseases, such as ALS and Alzheimer’s. The Digital Forensics and Cyber Security Center supports state, national, and international public welfare through education, research, training, and service. The Business Engagement Center is the “front door” through which industry taps into research and training opportunities and assistance with intellectual property or technology issues. The R.I. Food Center brings URI’s agricultural roots to the 21st century as a resource for farmers, consumers, retailers, and others across the food industry

    Company info
    Telephone
    401-874-1000
    Location
    80 Lower College Road
    North Kingston
    Rhode Island
    02881
    US

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