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Finance assistant wanted in SE22, flexible working and hours available.

By Balfe's Bikes
August 23, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Balfe's Bikes

Posted August 23, 2019

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Posted August 23, 2019

We are looking for a finance assistant for Balfe's Bikes in East Dulwich.

We are expanding and are looking for a finance assistant to help and work alongside the Accountant assisting with day to day tasks and financial administration.

Your responsibilities will include Accounts Payable and the input of information into the accounting software Xero.

You will also be required to maintain accounting information in Excel.

You will be IT literate with good Excel skills. Experience of Xero is preferable but not essential

The role is likely to require 10-15 hours a week, moving forwards we will probably require more hours per week, so this could be a job that you could build upto.

Initially you will be based in our East Dulwich shop but soon you will be able to work from home if that is preferable.

Please email [email protected] if you are interested or have any questions.

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