Supervisor of Accounts Payable - Toronto, Canada - Toronto District School Board
Description
No:
SCH II NE
POSTED:
March 23, 2023
DEADLINE:
12:00 Noon, April 6, 2023
Supervisor of Accounts Payable
- Permanent Position
Business Services
Schedule II, Level 6
(Non-Union - 12 Month)
**$76,718 - $92,072
The Toronto District School Board adheres to equitable hiring, employment, and promotion practices.
- Reporting to the Manager of Accounts Payable, the Supervisor of Accounts Payable is responsible for the _
- employee reimbursements and manages the Board's Corporate Purchase Card and Petty Cash operations _
- as per Board policies and regulations. _
- This Supervisor of Accounts Payable will: _ _Provide supervision and direction to Accounts Payable staff, including planning, staffing, training and _
- appropriate financial procedures; _
- _Adhere to Budget, Grant and spending requirements as it pertains to payments processed; _
- Maintain and assist in the upgrades of the financial systems and software utilized by the department; _
- Work closely with Purchasing and SAP Business Process Team to ensure that appropriate controls, _
Summary of Duties:
Responsible for the supervision of Accounts Payable staff members;
Provide leadership to motivate staff and to facilitate team building necessary to increase productivity;
Interview and recommend hiring of Accounts Payable staff as required;
Train staff regarding specific functions and procedures as required;
Follow-up and review to ensure accuracy and adherence to specific timeframes;
Provide support and guidance to central department and school based staff on related financial
procedures;
Responsible for disbursements and administration of the Purchase Card and Petty Cash operations to
ensure that they are in accordance with Board by-laws, policies and procedures;
Responsible for disbursements and administration of the Employee Expense software;
Conduct on-going reviews of the GR/IR (goods receipt/invoice receipt) clearing accounts;
Approve the payment process to produce the payment run (Electronic Fund Transfer and cheques);
Prepare year-end summaries and assist in year-end audit;
Produce and analyze management and statistical reports re vendor payment and activity;
Responsible to communicate with outside suppliers in connection with problem accounts;
Monitor on an ongoing basis and assist in the maintenance of the SAP system;
Work with Information Technology staff to implement appropriate modifications to financial and invoice
automation systems;
Review, test and implement system upgrades and identify potential improvements to financial and invoice
automation systems;
Assist with the review and development of procedures for the efficient and accurate recording
of Board revenues, disbursements, Purchase Card & Petty Cash disbursements;
Prepare cost estimates and organize records in response to Freedom of Information (FOI)
requests for financial records information;
Act as a designate for review of in-province and out-of-province conference expenditure
claims;
Provide support to special projects as required;
Provide leadership in fostering equity and inclusiveness in the development and implementation of
programs and services; and
Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
University degree in Commerce and Finance or Business Administration and specialized training in
information technology with a minimum of three years' experience in an accounts payable setting or an
equivalent combination of education and experience;
Experience with the implementation and use of, automated invoice payment solutions and automated
employee expense solutions;
Experience and proficiency working with SAP utilizing the Financial Accounting, Purchasing, Materials
Management, Controlling, and Payroll modules and functionality;
Proven track record of working collaboratively and effectively with a variety of internal and external
stakeholders at all organizational levels while providing excellent customer service experience;
Experience in year-end financial processes as it relates to Accounts Payable and Accounting;
Excellent written and oral communication skills including effective presentation skills;
Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively in a team environment;
Strong problem solving skills, analytical skills and attention to details;
Good understanding of accounting policies and procedures;
Knowledge and understanding of school board policies, procedures, Ministry Funding, and Ministry of
Education expense and procurement directives;
Strong kno
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