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Description ACCO Brands is seeking a talented individual to join the Finance team Administrative Assistant Finance (temporary) at the Sidney, New York location. We are looking for organizational skills and candidates who are detail-oriented to manage and work as the contact with our customers as the Accounts Receivable (AR) service provider. Primary Duties and Responsibilities: Collect past due payments via phone and email.
Prepare documentation for collection claims. Manage and monitor daily assigned workflow in order to obtain collections within expected timeframes. Work with customer care, sales and other ACCO Brands departments as needed to resolve issues. Maintain a high level of accuracy in collections by enforcing customer payment instructions.
Perform other related duties as required for the efficient operation of the department, or as directed by the supervisor. Qualifications: Ability to work in a time-sensitive and high volume environment. Strong organizational skills required due to high volume of transaction types per customer each with different processes, department structures and terminology.
Good verbal ability to effectively communicate with different departments at all levels of the customer and internal departments. Able to perform effectively in a team environment. Demonstrated use of software with a variety of different system skills including a proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word. Experience with Oracle or SAP preferred. Accounts receivable or finance background preferred
To apply email resume to Dalena Lamont
Job lasts until second week of January 2021
Pay: $13.00 - $14.00 Hourly D
uration: Full Time, Temporary
Work Days: Monday thru Friday Shift: First (Day) Minimum
Education Required: GED How to Apply:
To apply, contact the employer by email: Email:
Order Number: NY1348673
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