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Updated: 10 Feb 2012
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Job: Financial Controller
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Less than 1 year1.9 weeks  
   
1-4 years2.4 weeks  
5-9 years2.7 weeks  
10-19 years2.9 weeks  
20 years or more2.9 weeks  
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Financial Controller Job Description

People with the job title Financial Controller typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Plan, direct, and coordinate the financial activities of an organization at the highest level of management. Includes financial reserve officers.
Analyze financial information and prepare financial reports to determine or maintain record of assets, liabilities, profit and loss, tax liability, or other financial activities within an organization.

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fair pay?
Financial Controller - (City withheld for privacy), California, United States
I'm an officer of the company, secretary. I take care of all the finances of the company. i'm in charge of all aspects of HR, employee benefits, accounts payable, cash receits, collections. i feel that I wear many hats but don't get a fair pay.
Posted in Fair Pay on 3 Jan 2007
Honesty Sometimes Pays Dearly
Financial Controller - (City withheld for privacy), North Carolina, United States
I was terminated for being honest about reporting a 8% negative variance in physical inventory. I wasn't obnoxious or threatening about the incident. The plant I was at was subject for sale or shutdown and perhaps the timing of the event seemed to fray the nerves of division management. Though the termination, in my opinion was unjust, I am relieved and unburdened by my decision. I am boycotting my former employers products but wish my former co-workers well. In summary, you work to live no...
Posted in I Was Fired on 26 Nov 2006
Work-life balance in your career
Financial Controller - (City withheld for privacy), Tennessee, United States
Prioritize your time accordingly. I have: (1) God, (2) Family, (3) Work, as mine. As long as I keep these in balance, in that order, things go much smoother.
Posted in Work Life Balance on 2 Oct 2006
 
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