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The City of Cut Bank is looking to hire a full time Payroll Clerk. Do you like working with the public? Do you have excellent customer service skills? Are you detail oriented? If this sounds like you, please read on!The Payroll Clerk performs a variety of clerical job duties for the payroll function of the City. Other duties include utility billing clerk substitute, ordering of office supplies, secretarial duties for the public works department, responding to customer inquiries and complaints, and general administrative assistant duties.ABOUT THE CITY OF CUT BANKThe City of Cut Bank is located just 45 minutes east of Glacier National Park. We are minutes away from world-class hunting, fishing, and hiking. Our city is growing, and we have various businesses including several restaurants, clothing stores, grocery stores, and a brewery. We also have a newly established walking trail, a recently updated dog park, and a city park next to the Cut Bank Creek.QUALIFICATIONSSuccessful applicants should have any combination of training and experience equivalent to graduation from high school, including courses in word processing, administrative assistant functions. Prefer one year office experience. Computer and accounting background experience desirable and must be bondable.

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