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Shoprite Group of Companies is hiring a Debtors Recon Clerk to process debtor recon transactions, reconcile accounts, and maintain records with routine administrative support for the finance function. You will handle ageing analysis, follow up on overdue balances, and resolve debtor queries within established timelines.
The role requires Matric and finance-related certification is preferred, with 1–2 years of debtors or clerical experience. Proficiency in Excel and ERP systems is essential.
The purpose of the Debtors Recon Clerk is to process debtor recon transactions, reconcile accounts, maintain accurate records and follow up on outstanding balances. The role provides routine administrative support to the finance function and assists with debtor queries in line with established procedures and timelines.
Our Group is committed to creating, embracing, and preserving a diverse workplace that values the unique talents, perspectives, backgrounds, and abilities that enrich our organisation. A place where everyone matters and feels included.
We are committed to Employment Equity when recruiting internally and externally.
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If you don't hear from us within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.Any personal information collected as part of your application will be destroyed, securely, in accordance with South African legislation.