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Credit Control Team Leader/Supervisor
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Legal Cashier
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Credit Controller
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Finance Manager
- Ref: DGX11862
- Categories: Part Qualified
- Location: Liverpool
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An established and successful Multi-Academy Trust in the wider Liverpool area is currently seeking a driven and experienced Finance Manager to join the organisation and take ownership of the financial operations of the organisation. A broad role, and working closely with the COO on operational and strategic matters, the ideal candidate will have previous Financial Management experience within an educational setting.
Finance Manager
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- Categories: Qualified
- Location: Liverpool
- Type: Permanent
A well-known Educational Charity Organisation in the Engineering sector is currently seeking a Finance Manager to take on ownership of the full financial remit of the business, working very closely with the CEO and the Board. The Charity has recently received a £3.5m grant, enabling it to secure brand new offices, as well as targeting expansion of its services. Due to where the Organisation is at in its growth journey, they are looking for a proactive Finance Manager who can join and push to make an impact from Day One.
Audit Senior
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- Location: Widnes
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A rapidly growing Green Energy business based in the Widnes area is currently looking for a Management Accountant to join the business as number one in the Finance team, as a result of the exceptional growth it has seen over the last 12-18 months. As the business is presently looking to expand its product offering into the Bio-Fuels sector, this is a very exciting time to be joining the business, and they are looking for individuals who aren't afraid to get stuck in.
Assistant Finance Manager
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- Categories: Qualified
- Location: Wirral
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A long established engineering business is currently seeking a driven and ambitious Part Qualified (CIMA/ACCA) Accountant to join their finance team and provide close support to the Finance Manager. Due to the recent rapid expansion of the business, this role has been newly created, and will focus on producing the monthly management accounts, overseeing transactional duties including account reconciliations, processing payroll, and creating cash flow forecasts for the business.
Sales and Customer Service Coordinator
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- Categories: Supply Chain/Logistics
- Location: Knowsley
- Type: Permanent
Are you looking to join a fast-growing company who promotes progression and development within their teams?I am currently recruiting for my client on an exclusive basis and have worked with this firm for a number of years, placing both their Commercial and Sales manager there. They specialise in the manufacture of construction materials and are looking for a Sales and Customer Service advisor to join their commercial team, responding to leads, producing weekly reporting on the sales cycles and building strong working relationships with customers.
Financial Accountant
- Ref: DGX11831
- Categories: Accounts
- Location: Liverpool
- Type: Permanent
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Rich novel zero-dimensional (0D), 1D, and 2D topological elements predicted in the P63/m type ternary boride HfIr3B4
Topological semimetals, including topological nodal point semimetals (TNPSs), topological nodal line state semimetals (TNLSs), and topological nodal surface semimetals (TNSSs), featuring zero-dimensional (0D), one-dimensional (1D), and two-dimensional (2D) topological elements (TEs), respectively, have attracted widespread attention in recent years. In this work, based on first-principles, we propose for the first time that three different (0D, 1D, and 2D) TEs are simultaneously presented in a synthetic compound, HfIr3B4 with P63/m type structure. In detail, HfIr3B4 hosts a Dirac point (DP) state at the K point, a TNL state in the kz = 0 plane, and a 2D TNS state in the kz = π plane, respectively. All sorts of topological elements, 0D, 1D, and 2D TEs, coexisting in P63/m type HfIr3B4, provide an ideal platform to study the rich fermionic states and related physical properties in this type of compound. In addition, because the 0D, 1D, and 2D TEs of HfIr3B4 are exactly distributed in different energy ranges relative to the Fermi level, an approach is proposed to utilize individual TEs to build on-demand devices.


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ND officials want to spur participation in $131 million college savings program
FARGO – So far North Dakota families have contributed $131 million to a college saving program administered by the Bank of North Dakota, but bank officials say participation in the program should be much greater.
The state-owned bank has a 529 higher education savings plan, called College SAVE, with earnings that grow free of state and federal income taxes.
Withdrawals to attend a North Dakota college under the program have increased substantially, from $234,053 in 2012 to $637,549 this year, according to bank figures. So far, 21,574 accounts have been opened under the program — a number that could be much larger, according to Eric Hardmeyer, president of the Bank of North Dakota.
Hardmeyer recently briefed the State Board of Higher Education on various financial tools that are available to students in North Dakota, or to graduates with student loans who live in North Dakota. The message is, "You have a friend in the Bank of North Dakota," Hardmeyer said.
The bank's College SAVE plan assets have grown from $59.8 million in 2013 to $131 million today.
"That's not by accident," Hardmeyer said, adding that bank officials have been working to strengthen the financial programs, reinvesting profits. "That's by design."
For every dollar that the Bank of North Dakota invests in a matching grant program, residents have saved $7, Hardmeyer said.
Bank officials are targeting new parents, so they have many years to save toward their children's college education. Thus far, 4,854 North Dakota matching grants and 4,654 Children FIRST accounts have been opened over the past several years — figures that amount to a small share of the approximately 8,000 newborns each year, Hardmeyer said.
"We're only getting about 10 percent of them to start saving," he said.
The vast majority of North Dakota's college students borrow to help pay for their college costs. Ninety-four percent obtain federally guaranteed loans and 26 percent private loans, including from the Bank of North Dakota, Hardmeyer said.
North Dakota ranks 42nd in the nation in the debt load of its college graduates, which averaged $25,815, according to figures compiled by lendedu.com. By comparison, neighboring South Dakota ranks fifth, with an average debt burden of $31,518 and Minnesota ranks sixth, with an average indebtedness of $31,342.
Over the past several years, the Bank of North Dakota has awarded an average of $100,000 per year in scholarships. The bank has 62,000 active borrowers under its student loan portfolios, including 8,000 added this year, Hardmeyer said.
One of its most attractive options is a student loan consolidation program for North Dakota residents called DEAL One. The average loan under the program is $48,723, and the bank has refinanced $524 million since 2014.
"This program is a game-changer," Hardmeyer said. One woman, who works in Fargo, had $40,000 in student loans, with interest rates ranging from 4 percent to 15 percent. After refinancing, her monthly loan payments were reduced by more than half, from $500 to $212, he said.
"This is typical," Hardmeyer added. "This is what we see."
Employers, including Microsoft in Fargo, can use the program to help recruit and retain employees. "This is a workforce issue," he said.
Don Morton, chairman of the higher education board, said he is a fan of the program. When Morton was the top executive of the Microsoft campus in Fargo before he retired, the bank's refinancing program was popular. One employee, a Connecticut native, saved enough that she no longer needed a roommate for her downtown Fargo apartment, he said.
Chancellor Mark Hagerott said the college savings programs can help "shift the paradigm," from one of heavy debt to a greater reliance on savings, enabling students to graduate with lower debt loads.
For more information on Bank of North Dakota student loan and savings programs, visit https://bnd.nd.gov/achievemore/.


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Be careful, this room can be distressing for sensitive persons.
For people with epilepsy it is important to warn the game master on the spot!
This ritual took too much time to incarnate and the guard caught on you and your team.
Black magic is strictly forbidden and you are quickly condemned by the grand inquisitor.
It's Bloody Elbow who will take care of you… The most sadistic but effective executioner.
Will you manage to escape to return to practice your dark magic? Or will Bloody Elbow make you confess your heresy one tooth after the other?