The Time Clerk, supervised by the Human Resources Manager, performs a variety of responsible and complex technical and administrative duties relating to personnel functions and programs including in the areas of employment recruitment, workers compensation, benefits administration, classification and compensation, employee relations, and liability claims. The Time Clerk also provides information and assistance to employees and the general public regarding human resources activities, processes, policies, and procedures, prepares various correspondence and memoranda and coordinates activities related to area of assignment; and performs a variety of tasks requiring specialized knowledge related to area of assignment.
Job Requirements/Specifications
Education:
At least five subjects at CXC level inclusive of Math, English and A Grades 1 to 3. HR related training preferred. Basic understanding of human resource functions. Knowledge of all related computer applications. Understanding of human resource reporting and recordkeeping requirements. Prior experience in the accounting field will be an asset.
Essential Skills:
Well organized. Accurate and attentive to detail.
Time Management skills
Excellent communications skills.
Strong typing and computer application skills.
Ability to assist and support others.
Able to operate telephone, PC, and copier.
Other Skills:
· Can work with minimal supervision
· A team player
· Able to handle a flexible schedule including evenings, weekends and holidays
· Accuracy and attention to details.
Responsibilities Include (But not limited to):
1. Compile employee time data and prepare reports from the time keeping system for absenteeism and lateness.
2. Review and calculated time deductions for employees.
3. Verify attendance and absence by reviewing time sheets, leave reports and employee work schedule to ensure the accuracy of deductions, if any.
4. Review departmental time-records to ensure employee’s time is accurately recorded and complete.
5. Assist managers, supervisors and employees with edits or questions regarding time records.
6. Work with employee and or supervisor to resolve errors (i.e. missed scans, meal break adjustments, and correct job details).
7. Act as the front line support for questions from employees, supervisors and managers.
8. Monitor reports for discrepancies.
9. Exporting and importing of employees work schedules using the time keeping software.
10. Provide payroll information by collecting time and attendance records for employees before each pay period i.e. weekly, fortnightly and monthly.
11. Submit employee data reports by assembling, preparing, and analyzing data.
12. Maintain employee information by entering and updating employment and status-change data within the software.
13. Provide secretarial support by entering, formatting, and printing information; organizing work; answering the telephone; relaying messages; maintaining equipment and supplies.
14. Maintain employee confidence and protect operations by keeping human resource information confidential.
15. Provides daily and weekly reports.
16. Maintain quality service by following organization standards.
17. Assist with all communication materials within the company and department.
18. Maintain technical knowledge by attending educational workshops; reviewing publications.
19. Contribute to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.
20. Perform miscellaneous clerical functions and special projects as assigned.
21. Perform any other duties with in the HR department that will be assigned from time to time.