Payroll Clerk 2 (SBO)

Position Overview

The School District No. 91 Nechako Lakes is seeking a Payroll Clerk 2 to join their School Board Office. This is a continuing, part-time role starting July 16, 2026, involving a 7-hour workday across 4 days each week, with the precise schedule to be determined.

Role Responsibilities

The incumbent will be responsible for various payroll-related duties utilizing computerized systems to ensure accurate and timely payroll processing.

Required Qualifications

• Completion of Grade 12 with Dogwood Certificate.
• Certified Payroll Compliance Practitioner (PCP) credential from the National Payroll Association.
• Completion of a recognized one-year accounting program.
• Minimum two years of recent experience with computerized payroll systems such as SDS or equivalent.
• Possession of WHMIS 2015 Certificate and knowledge of WorkSafeBC safety protocols.

Application Process

• Applicants must create or update their portfolio on the Make A Future platform, including contact details for at least two professional referees.
• Submit an up-to-date Cover Letter and Resume demonstrating relevant education and experience.
• Provide copies of all relevant certificates as per the qualification criteria.
• Applicants should obtain their Personal Driving Record online if applicable.
• If WHMIS certification is older than 12 months, applicants must renew it online.

Note: Only applications submitted through Make A Future will be considered; e-mailed submissions are not accepted.

Additional Requirements

The successful candidate must complete a Criminal Record Check through the Criminal Record Review Program (CRRP). Record checks from local RCMP detachments will not be accepted. To expedite this process, applicants are encouraged to establish a BC Services Card Account promptly.

About School District 91 Nechako Lakes

Located on the traditional territories of the Dakelh, Nedut'en, and Wet'suwet'en peoples, this district includes five municipalities: Fort St. James, Vanderhoof, Fraser Lake, Burns Lake, and Granisle. The district serves about 3,532 students, with nearly 40% identifying as Indigenous, across 18 schools including a large provincial online learning school. The community's economy traditionally relies on forestry, mining, and agriculture, with an emerging tourism sector.