Payroll & Benefits Administrator

Key Responsibilities

Maintain Sage 300 setup for employees and payroll;
Collect, develop and maintain payroll and benefits related forms including, but not limited to, tax forms, new hire documentation, employee change forms, benefits application and change forms;
Gather new hire documentation from hiring agencies and set up new employees in the accounting system;
Process payroll for all agencies on a bi-weekly/semi-monthly basis for both union and non-union employees:

Receive timesheets and enter into the payroll system;
Review and compare entered data to source data to ensure accuracy of data entry prior to posting;
Post payroll information in Sage 300;
Produce payroll reporting;
Review and verify employee statements of earnings including gross and net salaries/wages, compliance with all deduction requirements and taxable benefits and employer contributions;
Arrange for Executive Directors to review and approve payroll for their agency;
Enter and process payroll direct deposits for all agencies;
Report and process all payroll related data/payments including source deductions and WCB;
Prepare and file T4’s for all agencies on an annual basis;
Reconcile all payroll related accounts (in example, wages payable, vacation pay payable, WCB payable, benefits payable, etc.);
Prepare and process payroll related journal entries necessary to support internal and external financial reporting requirements;
Contribute to annual budgeting process for all agencies as related to Wages and Benefits costs;
Maintain a diary system to ensure follow-up activities are completed in relation to things such as:

Expiry/Renewal of employment contracts in order to maintain accuracy of payroll information such as pay rates and vacation entitlement;
Employee Anniversary dates in order to identify entitlement to benefits and/or scheduled benefits adjustments (i.e. RRSP matching rates);
Other documentation and information necessary to maintain completeness and accuracy of payroll and payroll related information;
Manage benefits programs for all agencies, including:

Providing employee forms for completion;
Setting up benefits for new hires upon eligibility;

Processing changes to employee benefits, as necessary, for things such as changes in marital status, dependents, etc.
Deducting and remitting RRSP contributions
Receiving and reviewing benefits invoices and arranging for payment
Work with external benefits providers with respect to ongoing maintenance of benefits programs, including provision of payroll related data needed for benefits premium renewals;
Under direction of agency Executive Directors, prepare and process ROE’s for terminated employees;
Communicate with a variety of employees, Managers and Executive Directors as necessary to gather and/or disseminate information necessary for completeness and accuracy of payroll and benefits maintenance;
Maintain all payroll and benefits related filing systems and file all payroll related information;
Receive, review and undertake necessary activities to address payroll related correspondence from CRA;
Remain up to date on all payroll related legislation and take a lead role in implementing changes as necessary to meet requirements of new legislation, taxes, etc.;
Maintain statistical information related to payroll for purposes of completing various reports;
Under the direction of the Finance Manager, undertake other accounting duties to support the Finance Team in the completion of full cycle accounting for all agencies, following Accounting Standards for Not for Profit Enterprises;
Cross train in other accounting related functions to assist with vacation coverage upon request by the Finance Manager;
Other related duties as required.

Requirements

Recognized professional payroll certification issued by a Canadian Payroll Association is preferred;
Minimum of three years’ payroll experience is required;
A comparable combination of payroll experience and formal payroll education will be considered
Knowledge of SAGE 300 Payroll Module; including setup and maintenance, is considered a strong asset;
Strong attention to detail and accuracy is essential;

Core Competencies

A high level of integrity and judgment
Outstanding attention to detail
Ability to deal intelligently, tactfully and effectively with peers, employees, Managers, Executive Directors and external stakeholders
Ability to recognize and appropriately manage and maintain confidential and sensitive information
Ability to recognize opportunities to improve processes
Self-motivated with ability to work independently and manage priorities
Ability to remain cool and calm under pressure
Open to feedback and adaptable to change
A team player who brings a positive attitude to contribute to a positive work environment
Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Apply by email to rswain@cccdca.org

Clinical Director

Salary:  Psychologist  ($41.86 – $47.83 /hr)

Qualifications:

Doctoral degree preferred in Psychology. Masters level degrees with significant experience with First Nation communities many be considered.

Preference will be given to applicants with recent Supervisory experience,

Excellent oral, written and interpersonal skills required,

Experience in, and / or openness to developing and delivering mental health programs within an indigenous framework. Completion of AFOT (Aboriginal Focusing Oriented Therapy) a definite asset.

Valid class 5 Driver’s License and satisfactory Criminal Record Screening required,

Must be willing to work evenings and weekends as required.

Responsibilities:

Direct supervision of 2-3 masters-level Child & Youth Clinical Counsellors;

Possibly carry a small caseload of child & youth files, and/or parent & family files.

Program development, consistent with a decolonizing approach that further entrenches services within an indigenous lens.

 

Please submit Cover Letter with Resume and References by 4:30pm April 26, 2019 to:

 

Christa Smith, Executive Director

Denisiqi Services Society

240B North Mackenzie Avenue

Williams Lake, BC V2G 1N6

Fax: (250) 392-6501

E-mail: Elaine@denisiqi.org

 

Note:  Pursuant to Section 41 of the BC Human Rights Code, preference may be given to applicants of Aboriginal Ancestry.

Laborer/Herbicide Applicator

The laborer/herbicide applicator position will primarily spend their days working with our team to provide vegetation control and reclamation services to industry.  We are looking for hardworking individuals who are able to work long hours outside at a variety of locations.  We are able to train the right candidates.

A valid Class 5 Driver’s License is required.

 

Please send resumes to sterling_operations@live.ca.

Admin/Bookkeeper

The admin/bookkeeper would be responsible for running Sage 50 accounting software, invoicing, cost tracking, and providing administrative support to our team.  Hours would vary seasonally, with busier summer requirements and a more casual winter.

Janitor

Chet.Clean Commercial & Industrial Cleaning hiring:

  • Full and part time janitorial positions
  • WHMIS required
  • H2S preferred but not necessary

Please e-mail resumes to: pam.derhousoff@gmail.com or drop off in person to 4917 South Access Road, Chetwynd.

First Nations Analyst

Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development

3 opportunities are currently available.
The position can be located in Fort St. John, Dawson Creek or Fort Nelson.

First Nations Analyst
$58,629.96 – $66,726.25 annually, effective April 14, 2019, with a bi-weekly isolation allowance of $47.84 for Dawson Creek

The Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development (FLNRORD) delivers natural resource management and rural development programs and services for the Province of British Columbia.  FLNRORD’s mission is to support a sustainable economy that balances natural resource development, environmental stewardship, and Reconciliation with Indigenous communities.

The First Nations Relations Analyst supports the Ministry’s review of applications for the use of natural resources on crown land through coordination, research and analysis through the First Nations consultation process.  The analyst leads research and analysis to assess potential impacts to Aboriginal and Treaty Rights and Interests, and coordinates and prepares materials for referral to First Nations.  The role is responsible for completing consultation records and documentation and managing to support the implementation and monitoring of consultation requirements.  Additional responsibilities include facilitating internal meetings with other programs and agencies, and participating in external engagement meeting with First Nations, clients or stakeholder groups.  The analyst may be involved in continuous improvement initiatives, and responsible for developing tools and processes to support those initiatives.

The BC Public Service is an award winning employer and offers employees competitive benefits, amazing learning opportunities and a chance to engage in rewarding work with exciting career development opportunities. For more information, please see What We Offer.

The BC Public Service is committed to creating a diverse workplace to represent the population we serve and to better meet the needs of our citizens. Consider joining our team and being part of an innovative, inclusive and rewarding workplace.

Qualifications for this role include:

·         Degree or diploma related to natural resource management (e.g., forestry, resource management, agrology, environmental science, geography, environmental studies, agriculture, land planning); First Nations studies; administrative or aboriginal law; or public policy/administration.

·         An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.

Preference may be given to applicants with any of the following:

·         Participating in consultations/negotiations with stakeholders and/or First Nations

·         Working with natural resource tenures (ie: forestry, mining, land, water, etc.)

For more information and to apply online by May 6, 2019, please go to: https://bcpublicservice.hua.hrsmart.com/hr/ats/Posting/view/58678

Attention: only applications submitted through the BC Public Service’s employment website (see link above) will be accepted.

Bookkeeper

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Our company is looking for an experienced Bookkeeper to assist in managing our day-to-day accounting and finance requirements. Confidentiality, excellent organizational skills and accuracy are important qualifications for this position, as well as good customer relations and the ability to communicate clearly. The ideal candidate for this position is a skilled multi-tasker, is reliable and is committed to consistently meeting deadlines.

CASUAL PART TIME AS REQUIRED.

DEPENDING ON WORKLOAD, A FEW HOURS (10 TO 15 HOURS A WEEK)

Bookkeeper Responsibilities

    • Balance and maintain accurate ledgers
    • Match purchase orders with invoices
    • Coordinate bank deposits and report financial results on a regular basis to management
    • Monitor office expenses and tally and enter cash receipts
    • Pay vendor invoices and track bank account balances
    • Develop monthly financial statements, including cash flow, profit and loss statements and balance sheets
    • Prepare quarterly and monthly tax returns, along with payroll, operating and business taxes

Bookkeeper skills

Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting or related field

3 to 4 years experience working in accounts payable and receivable, general ledger, payroll and payroll reports

Strong knowledge of generally accepted accounting principles

Extensive experience with data entry, record keeping and computer operation

Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Excel and QuickBooks

Experience in services related to payroll such as writing checks and submitting payroll taxes

Strong understanding of business and income tax worksheets and computations

How to Apply:

EMAIL RESUME pallumber2007@hotmail.com OR see Pal with resume at PAL LUMBER (2007) LTD 4135 Frizzi Road, Williams Lake, BC.

Communications Coordinator

Soda Creek Indian Band Employment Opportunity For

Communications Coordinator

RE-POSTING

JOB SUMMARY

The Communications Coordinator contributes to the overall success of the organization by ensuring that all Xatśūll members both on and off reserve are informed and up-to-date on treaty issues and aware of ways they can participate and have input into the treaty process.  The Communications Coordinator oversees all aspects of Xatśūll Treaty Department communications including the development of publications, pamphlets, handouts, videos, social media and other methods of distributing information about treaty.  The Communications Coordinator maintains the xatsull.com website and contributes treaty-related materials to the Fraser River Run and Lexey’em newsletters.

QUALIFICATIONS

  • Diploma or Certificates in: Communications, Public Relations or a combination of relevant education and experience
  • Proficiency in the use of computer programs for word processing, PowerPoint, databases, spreadsheets, email and the internet, to the intermediate level (capable of using a large number of functions and feel confident using the program)
  • Excellent writing and research skills
  • Must have strong administrative, organizational and communication skills
  • Strong presentation skills and the ability to facilitate group discussions
  •  Ability to self-regulate, meet deadlines, have attention to detail
  • Recognizes and respects all cultural diversity and has an understanding of Aboriginal culture

Experience:

  • One year working with various types of media or communication systems or communications platforms
  • One to two years working in a related capacity to support Treaty preferred.

TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT

This is a full-time position of 35 hours a week.

HOW TO APPLY

Resumes can be mailed or emailed or delivered by hand to:

Deanna Dormuth  Executive Assistant                    Email:  execasst@xatsull.com

3405 Mountain House Rd.

Williams Lake, BC V2G 5L5

Or by Fax to: 250-989-2300

APPLICATION DEADLINE

A completed Soda Creek Indian Band Application Form is required with your cover letter and resume by:

4:00 pm, APRIL 24 2019

Applications received after this date will not be considered. Only candidates that are eligible for an interview will be contacted. To obtain a copy of this job description and application, please visit www.xatsull.com.

Only those selected for interview will be contacted

Mill Labourer

PAL LUMBER CO (2007) LTD is starting up the Planer Mill and looking for 15 labourer for production work.

Job Overview

Successful applicants will demonstrate strong interpersonal skills, be safety and quality oriented, and have good eye/hand co-ordination. The position involves lengthy periods of hand/arm/wrist use and standing using conveyers. The successful candidates will be physically able to complete the duties of production line work. Responsibilities include production work such as handling and sorting trim blocks to separate and/or direct usable and unusable pieces, and general clean-up.

Qualifications

  • Honesty
  • Team Worker
  • Reliable

How to Apply

Please email resume to: pallumber2007@hotmail.com or see Pal with resume at PAL LUMBER (2007) LTD 4135 Frizzi Road, Williams Lake, BC.

Welder

PAL LUMBER CO (2007) LTD is looking for an experienced Certified Welder.

Part time casual work

Driver’s Licence Required

Must be honest, highly organized, well planned, productive and a self directed individual who requires minimal supervision and is able to meet tight production timelines. Willing to work in a team environment, possess solid work ethic, pays attention to detail, as well as collaborating with others in order to achieve the best results and deliver, are expected.

Excellent problem solving skills with the ability to make decisions on your own but also be able to take direction both verbally and written.

Wages negotiable based on experience and knowledge.

How to Apply:

Please email resume to pallumber2007@hotmail.com or see Pal with resume at PAL LUMBER (2007) LTD 4135 Frizzi Road, Williams Lake, BC.