DIRECTOR – FINANCE
Top Benefits
About the role
The Kativik Regional Government (KRG), a supra municipal body with jurisdiction over the territory located north of the 55th parallel, is looking for a self-motivated and dynamic individual interested in joining the KRG to work in the capacity of:
DIRECTOR – FINANCE
(Permanent, Full-Time)
Reporting to the Treasurer, the Director, Finance plays a key role in strategic financial planning and decision-making within the organization. The Director, Finance is responsible for planning, organizing, managing and developing the Finance function of the KRG and for overseeing the payroll section. More specifically, the Director, Finance will;
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In collaboration with the Treasurer, plan, supervise and coordinate all activities of the finance function ensuring accuracy and compliance with applicable regulations, accounting standards and best practices;
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Oversee the activities of the Payroll section and ensure that accounting is accurate and up to date (reconciling payroll ledgers), confirming compliance with laws and regulations and managing employee compensation and benefits.
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Develop and implement annual objectives, follow-up and assess results;
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Manage departmental budget preparation and follow-up;
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Supervise, the work of Finance Department employees and ensure required training is completed;
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Develop, update and implement financial policies and procedures;
-
Review and coordinate the implementation of accounting procedures;
-
Develop and implement the financial and accounting components of the department’s information system, and participate in its continuous improvement;
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Maintain good communication among various client groups and stakeholders;
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Provide assistance to department directors and finance employees to ensure that financial responsibilities are properly understood;
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Oversee year-end audits;
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Draft periodic reports on programs, services and activities, related results, as well as human, financial and material resources management;
REQUIREMENTS
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Bachelor's degree in accounting or administration;
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Canadian CPA designation in good standing required;
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Minimum of seven (7) years of experience in accounting and finance, budgetary control in a large and complex organization, experiencein municipal or public accounting will be considered an asset;
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Demonstrated experience in human resources management, experience in a unionized environment will be considered an asset;
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Experience in payroll management, a relevant certification will be considered an asset;
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Excellent analytical, planning and organizational skills;
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Strong interpersonal, leadership and communication skills;
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Experience in a multicultural environment considered an asset;
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Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, experience with an ERP (Sage 300) and an HRIS/payroll system (Dayforce) ;
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Written and oral working knowledge of at least two (2) of the following languages: Inuktitut, English and French;
Place of work: Kuujjuaq, Quebec
Salary: Min. $134 607 yearly – Max. $185 097 a year
Benefits:
Cost of living differential: min of $8 500/year;
Food allowance: min of $4,216/year;
Annual leave trips: maximum of 3 per person annually;
RRSP
Group Insurance;
Vacation: 30 days;
Statutory Holidays: 20 days including 10 during Christmas holidays.
About Kativik Regional Government
Le Gouvernement régional Kativik (GRK) a été créé en 1978 en vertu de la Convention de la Baie-James et du Nord québécois afin de fournir des services publics aux Nunavimmiuts. Ses principales responsabilités sont définies dans la Loi sur les villages nordiques et l’Administration régionale Kativik (Loi sur l’ARK). D’autres mandats lui ont été confiés par les municipalités de la région et le gouvernement du Québec.
The Kativik Regional Government (KRG) was established in 1978 under the James Bay and Northern Québec Agreement to provide public services to Nunavimmiut. Its core responsibilities are outlined in the Act respecting Northern Villages and the Kativik Regional Government (Kativik Act). Additional mandates have been assigned by the region’s municipalities and the Québec government.
DIRECTOR – FINANCE
Top Benefits
About the role
The Kativik Regional Government (KRG), a supra municipal body with jurisdiction over the territory located north of the 55th parallel, is looking for a self-motivated and dynamic individual interested in joining the KRG to work in the capacity of:
DIRECTOR – FINANCE
(Permanent, Full-Time)
Reporting to the Treasurer, the Director, Finance plays a key role in strategic financial planning and decision-making within the organization. The Director, Finance is responsible for planning, organizing, managing and developing the Finance function of the KRG and for overseeing the payroll section. More specifically, the Director, Finance will;
-
In collaboration with the Treasurer, plan, supervise and coordinate all activities of the finance function ensuring accuracy and compliance with applicable regulations, accounting standards and best practices;
-
Oversee the activities of the Payroll section and ensure that accounting is accurate and up to date (reconciling payroll ledgers), confirming compliance with laws and regulations and managing employee compensation and benefits.
-
Develop and implement annual objectives, follow-up and assess results;
-
Manage departmental budget preparation and follow-up;
-
Supervise, the work of Finance Department employees and ensure required training is completed;
-
Develop, update and implement financial policies and procedures;
-
Review and coordinate the implementation of accounting procedures;
-
Develop and implement the financial and accounting components of the department’s information system, and participate in its continuous improvement;
-
Maintain good communication among various client groups and stakeholders;
-
Provide assistance to department directors and finance employees to ensure that financial responsibilities are properly understood;
-
Oversee year-end audits;
-
Draft periodic reports on programs, services and activities, related results, as well as human, financial and material resources management;
REQUIREMENTS
-
Bachelor's degree in accounting or administration;
-
Canadian CPA designation in good standing required;
-
Minimum of seven (7) years of experience in accounting and finance, budgetary control in a large and complex organization, experiencein municipal or public accounting will be considered an asset;
-
Demonstrated experience in human resources management, experience in a unionized environment will be considered an asset;
-
Experience in payroll management, a relevant certification will be considered an asset;
-
Excellent analytical, planning and organizational skills;
-
Strong interpersonal, leadership and communication skills;
-
Experience in a multicultural environment considered an asset;
-
Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, experience with an ERP (Sage 300) and an HRIS/payroll system (Dayforce) ;
-
Written and oral working knowledge of at least two (2) of the following languages: Inuktitut, English and French;
Place of work: Kuujjuaq, Quebec
Salary: Min. $134 607 yearly – Max. $185 097 a year
Benefits:
Cost of living differential: min of $8 500/year;
Food allowance: min of $4,216/year;
Annual leave trips: maximum of 3 per person annually;
RRSP
Group Insurance;
Vacation: 30 days;
Statutory Holidays: 20 days including 10 during Christmas holidays.
About Kativik Regional Government
Le Gouvernement régional Kativik (GRK) a été créé en 1978 en vertu de la Convention de la Baie-James et du Nord québécois afin de fournir des services publics aux Nunavimmiuts. Ses principales responsabilités sont définies dans la Loi sur les villages nordiques et l’Administration régionale Kativik (Loi sur l’ARK). D’autres mandats lui ont été confiés par les municipalités de la région et le gouvernement du Québec.
The Kativik Regional Government (KRG) was established in 1978 under the James Bay and Northern Québec Agreement to provide public services to Nunavimmiut. Its core responsibilities are outlined in the Act respecting Northern Villages and the Kativik Regional Government (Kativik Act). Additional mandates have been assigned by the region’s municipalities and the Québec government.