Accounting Jobs in Kentucky

Loan Workout Specialist (Part-Time) Job Category: General Requisition Number: LOANW001287 Posted: August 6, 2026 Part-Time Benton, KY 42025, USA The purpose of this role is to maintain the delinquency level of assigned portion of teh CFSB loan portfolio including, but not limited to direct auto, full-recourse, RVs, other chattel, & unsecured loans. - Establish and maintain weekly contact with delinquent clients through telephone, written correspondence, and other approved communicationchannels. - Maintain accurate customer contact information, including phone numbers, addresses, emails and other relevant details. - Contact clients during the early stages of delinquency (approximately 10-30 days past due) and assist with payment processing, recurring payment setup, and alternative payment arrangements. - Assess client financial situations and identify appropriate escalation opportunities when long-term or permanent hardships are present. - Evaluate borrower financial circumstances and recommend appropriate workout solutions, including loan modifications, extensions, deferments, repayment plans, settlements, and other loss mitigation alternatives. - Accurately document all collection activities, client interactions, and account updates within the JHA Collection System. - Prepare and send all required regulatory notices and correspondence in compliance with applicable state and federal laws. - Develop and maintain knowledge of collection, repossession, and regulatory requirements applicable to assigned responsibilities. - Build and maintain positive working relationships with dealer partners through regular communication and responsive support. - Prepare and distribute weekly account status and delinquency reports to dealers & communicate any collection efforts since the previous week. - Process contract reassignments to dealers and execute related collateral documentation. - Prepare and send Letters of Guarantee to insurance companies as required. - Minimize losses on charged-off deposit accounts by negotiating and administering repayment arrangements with clients. - Refer charged-off deposit accounts to external collection agencies when appropriate and in accordance with established procedures and communicate any payments made directly to CFSB. - Complete all assigned tasks, training programs, and continuing education requirements within established deadlines. - Adhere to all CFSB policies, procedures, regulatory requirements, and performance standards- Perform additional duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Team Leader. PM22 PI82a3d532268c-1546

CDL B Operator - Vacuum Trucks & Hydroblasting Get Out of the Same Old Driving Job If you're a CDL B driver who wants more than just sitting behind the wheel, this is your opportunity. At C&K Industrial Services, our operators are hands-on, highly skilled, and essential to the job. You'll run specialized industrial equipment, work on active job sites, and be part of a crew that gets the job done safely and efficiently. (pay rate $24.00 to $25.50) What You'll Be Doing - Operate vacuum trucks and hydroblasting equipment in industrial environments - Set up hoses, pressure systems, and jobsite equipment - Perform industrial cleaning and material removal using high-pressure and vacuum systems - Perform physical work including shoveling, jackhammering, and confined space tasks - Support jobsite setup, teardown, and cleanup - Follow strict safety protocols and participate in daily safety meetings - Complete driver logs, DVIRs, and job documentation accurately This is a working operator role - you will be active in the field, not just driving. What You Need - CDL Class B with tanker endorsement - Clean driving record - DOT medical card (or ability to obtain) - Ability to lift 50+ lbs. and perform physically demanding work - Comfortable working outdoors, at heights, and in confined spaces - Willingness to wear PPE, including respirators Why Drivers Choose C&K - Year-round, steady union work - Comprehensive benefits: medical, dental, vision, life, and disability - 401(k) with company match - Paid Time Off (PTO) after 90 days - Boot reimbursement and all PPE provided - Paid training and opportunities for advancement The Reality of the Job (No Surprises) - This is not a sit-and-drive position - it requires hands-on labor - Work is performed outdoors in all weather conditions - Schedules may include early mornings, nights, weekends, and occasional travel - Work environments include confined spaces, elevated surfaces, and active industrial job sites If you are looking for steady work, strong pay, and a long-term career, we encourage you to apply. Compliance & Equal Opportunity This is a DOT-regulated, safety-sensitive position. C&K Industrial Services is a drug-free workplace. Marijuana use is prohibited, including for medical purposes. C&K Industrial Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any protected status under applicable laws. Compensation details: 24-25.5 Hourly Wage PI23a0008e6abd-0021

Overview The national offices of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation ("A Corp") "PC(USA)" , based in Louisville Kentucky, serve with mid-councils, congregations, worshipping communities, and partner organizations to carry forth the mission of Jesus Christ. Approximately 400 individuals, diverse in race, age, gender, sexual orientation, faith, skills, and more, come together as colleagues to work for a world where justice reigns, peace prevails, and God's love extends to all people. This community comprises the staff of national entities: the Interim Unified Agency, the Presbyterian Publishing Corporation, Presbyterian Women, Investment and Loan Program, and the Administrative Services Group. Basic Commitment: This position calls for a commitment to the mission of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) as noted in its theological confessions, the Book of Order , and the actions of the General Assembly. The Opportunity The Chief Financial Officer joins the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation ("A Corp") in a leadership role grounded in faithful stewardship, strategic partnership, and the ministry of administration. Founded in 1799, A Corp carries out this ministry through the work of the Administrative Services Group (ASG), a ministry of the General Assembly that helps mission and ministry flourish. Through collaborative partnership and stewardship of the church's diverse resources, ASG supports mission and ministry now and into the future by providing strategic insight, responsive services, and operational leadership across the organization. ASG provides a broad range of administrative and support services including finance and accounting, treasury, legal and risk management, human resources, internal audit, information technology, facilities and building services, printing and distribution, research services, translation and interpretation, and mail services. Through the management of both physical and virtual infrastructure, ASG enables ministry partners to remain focused on their core mission and ecclesial responsibilities. ASG currently provides administrative services to Presbyterian Life & Witness, Presbyterian Women, the Presbyterian Investment and Loan Program, and selected support to the Presbyterian Publishing Corporation. Reporting to the President and serving as an integral member of the senior leadership team, the Chief Financial Officer provides strategic financial leadership for A Corp and supports the broader work of the General Assembly and its related ministries and agencies. The CFO helps advance a culture of accountability, transparency, collaboration, and responsive service by providing thoughtful financial leadership, strategic insight, and operational support. The CFO oversees the financial operations of the organization, including accounting, treasury, budgeting, financial reporting, external audit coordination, and related administrative functions. The role partners closely with organizational leadership in stewarding resources, supporting long-term sustainability, strengthening operational effectiveness, and ensuring appropriate financial accountability, compliance, and risk management practices across the organization. The Chief Financial Officer is a member of the Administrative Services Group, the staff of A Corp. A Corp is governed by a seventeen-member Board of Directors elected by the General Assembly, including representatives from General Assembly agencies and committees, seven at-large directors, and the Stated Clerk of the General Assembly and Executive Director of Presbyterian Life & Witness, who serves as an ex officio member. KEY ROLES 1. Executive Management in the A Corporation - Serve as an officer of the organization and member of the Administrative Services Group Leadership Team (ASGLT) that participates in key decisions pertaining to strategic initiatives and operational execution. - Along with senior colleagues, foster an ASG culture of partnership and collaboration, results, innovation, and open, effective, and transparent communication. - Represent the A Corporation externally, as necessary, with auditors and financial institutions. - Ensure the A Corporation Board members clearly understand the organization's financial health and sustainability. - Identify and deconstruct financial policies, systems and attitudes that perpetuate white privilege and racism within A Corporation. 2. Executive Management with the General Assembly, Ministry Partners, Special Committees, and other Agencies - In collaboration with the A Corporation Board and the President, serve as the primary staff resource to the General Assembly on financial matters. - In collaboration with the President, serve as liaison to ministry partners and as a staff resource to General Assembly special committees. - Maintain an active relationship with counterparts in other agencies, particularly the Presbyterian Foundation and the Presbyterian Investment and Loan Program. 3. Strategic Alignment - Align the A Corporation with General Assembly direction and with donor and endowment fund restrictions. - Collaborate on the creation of a unified budget. - Develop tools and systems to provide financial information to the President and make actionable recommendations on strategy and operations. - Guide cross-functional strategy among ministry partners to track, allocate, and analyze revenue/expense processes for accurate reporting and projections. - Maintain clear and proactive lines of communication, keeping the President and the ASGLT informed of issues related to cash flow, budget performance, forecasting, and operations. 4. Governance - In collaboration with the President, serve as the liaison to the Finance, Operating, and Budget Committee of the A Corporation Board, and support the Audit, Legal, and Risk Management Committee as needed. - Assist the A Corporation Board in fulfilling its fiduciary responsibility; provide required reports and data and attend Board meetings. 5. Financial Management - In collaboration with the Controller and other finance staff, oversee financial activities including budgeting, reporting, forecasting, treasury management, accounts payable, purchasing, and payroll reconciliation. - Develop, document, and improve all finance and accounting policies, procedures, and systems to ensure accountability, effectiveness, and adequate internal controls are in compliance with governmental, regulatory, legal, and GAAP regulations. - Deliver comprehensive, timely, and accurate analysis and interpretation of all financial information to assist the President and the A Corporation Board in performing their responsibilities. - Provide executive oversight for the annual financial audit of A Corporation. Serve as the accountable executive sponsor management oversight of the audit process. - Evaluate ASG departments for cost-effectiveness and make suggestions for improvements. 6. Innovation and Alternative Revenue Development - In collaboration with the President and ministry partners, explore, evaluate, an implement innovative and sustainable non-donor revenue opportunities that support the mission and ministry of the General Assembly. - Work in a connectional and collaborative manner with Stewardship and Funds Development to ensure efforts are complementary, clearly differentiated from fundraising and donor development activities, and aligned with existing giving strategies. - Provide strategic insight through the identification and assessment of opportunities that extend beyond traditional funding models, grounded in faithful stewardship, aligned with General Assembly priorities, and evaluated to ensure appropriate compliance, risk mitigation, and the preservation of the A Corporation's charitable religious purpose. 7. Team Management - Mentor and develop the finance and accounting team of 17 employees. - Work with supervisors in the finance and accounting department to set clear objectives that accomplish goals, promote a culture of service, and provide information and support to ministry partners. - Recruit, maintain, and develop staff consistent with business needs. - Actively demonstrate a posture of cultural humility and anti-racism. The Candidate The successful candidate has unquestioned integrity; a long-term perspective; a strong sense of accountability; a practical ability to get things done; a fair and thoughtful approach to management and an ability to operate at a very detailed level while keeping in mind the "big picture" and political dynamics and context. Background - Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting or related field; Master's degree in a related field. - CPA preferred. - 10 to 15 years of progressively responsible experience within a financial and operational environment. - Experience working in a faith-based, non-profit environment. - Membership in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is highly desired. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Ethics and Professionalism - Demonstrated commitment to leading with integrity and the ability to drive a positive "tone at the top." - Treats people fairly and with respect, listens, keeps commitments, inspires the trust of others, works with integrity, and upholds Presbyterian values and ethos. - Have a deep understanding and commitment to cultural and racial inclusiveness. Values diverse groups, ethnicities, genders, communities . click apply for full job details

Relationship Banker - Tier I Job Category: General Requisition Number: RELAT001285 Posted: July 30, 2026 Full-Time Paducah, KY 42003, USA Join a team where people come first. As a Relationship Banker, you'll be the welcoming face of our banking center-greeting clients with warmth, handling financial transactions with accuracy and care and building meaningful relationships through exceptional service. Whether assisting with everyday banking needs or helping clients understand our products, you'll play a key role in creating positive financial experiences. Bring your attention to detail, passion for helping others, and commitment to integrity-we'll provide tools, training, and supportive culture to help you thrive. - Greet clients with a warm welcome - Provide exceptional client service to all clients - Assists clients with banking needs, questions, and explanation of products and services - Perform teller transactions including, but not limited to: processing deposits, withdrawals, transfers and loan payments - Establish client relationships and determine client needs and services - Create, re-pin, and issue debit cards for clients - Process night deposit bags and mail deposits/ payments - Handle large sums of currency, coin and change orders - Assist/ oversee with opening/ closing of cash vaults and Banking Center - Learn and comply with CFSB policies and procedures - Participate in New Team Member Orientation and Annual Regulatory Trainings - Perform other duties as request by the Team Leader PM22 PI40722b116b2f-3597