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Job summary
A leading agricultural organization in Belfast is seeking a dependable Office and Accounts Administrator for a part-time role. This position involves managing financial processing and office administration, including reconciling invoices, raising customer invoices, and assisting with payroll. Candidates should have at least 5 GCSEs including Maths and English, relevant experience, and proficiency in Microsoft Office. The salary starts at £13.31 per hour, with flexibility in working hours to suit the candidate's availability.
Qualifications
- Minimum of 5 GCSEs at grades A–C, including Maths and English.
- Experience in an office and/or accounts administration role.
- Confident using Microsoft Office and accounting software.
Responsibilities
- Post and reconcile supplier invoices and statements.
- Raise and issue customer invoices and follow up on overdue accounts.
- Prepare and process supplier payments including BACS and direct debits.
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Education
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The Ulster Farmers’ Union is seeking a dependable and organised Office and Accounts Administrator to support our Corporate Services function in our headquarters on the Antrim Road in Belfast. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with accounts and administration experience who is looking for a flexible, permanent part-time role.
Working closely with the Corporate Services Manager, you will handle day-to-day financial processing and office administration to help keep our organisation running smoothly. This includes posting and reconciling invoices, raising customer invoices, processing supplier payments, direct debit collections and assisting with payroll (training can be provided).
- Post and reconcile supplier invoices and statements.
- Raise and issue customer invoices and follow up on overdue accounts.
- Prepare and process supplier payments (including BACS and direct debits).
- Manage petty cash and employee expense claims.
- Perform bank reconciliations and maintain accurate purchase and sales ledgers.
- Support the preparation of statutory filings and audits.
- Assist with monthly payroll; full training will be provided in this area.
- Minimum of 5 GCSEs (or equivalent) at grades A–C, including Maths and English.
- Experience in an office and/or accounts administration role.
- Confident using Microsoft Office (particularly Excel and Outlook) and accounting software.
- Strong attention to detail, accuracy and organisation.
- A team player with a professional, friendly manner and the ability to manage competing priorities.
We are flexible about how these hours are worked across Monday to Friday within normal office hours, and can agree a pattern that suits the successful candidate.
Starting pay £13.31 per hour. The Ulster Farmers Union operates a salary scale which is reviewed annually.
If you are an organised, proactive administrator who enjoys working with numbers and people, and would value flexible, part-time hours, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Please submit your CV, a short covering letter explaining your suitability for the role and Monitoring Form by emailing Tihana on tvlaisavljevic@ufuhq.com. Deadline for application is end of day Thursday 11th December.
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