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Benzie Transportation

Recording Secretary

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What they do

A Secretary performs office administrative work and provides administrative assistance to an office staff. Organizes files and assists with record keeping and data base management. Manages office calendars and helps to organize office workflow. Provides administrative support for reports and budgets. Documents office expenses. May handle phone inquiries. May help to arrange travel for office staff.

$42,331 / year median in Michigan

-6% projected decline

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Job Description

This is a per diem position that reports to the Authority's Board of Directors through its elected Secretary, and takes instructions and guidance from the Board Secretary, or, in his/her absence, the Board Chair.
The duties are to:
1. Attend the monthly meetings of the Board of Directors, and any special meetings they may call. 2. Take minutes at those meetings that accurately and concisely record any actions taken by the Board. 3. Take and record roll calls to establish a quorum and of those Board motions where roll call is used to record individual Board members' votes. 4. Take and record by number all ayes, nays, and abstention votes on any Board motions where such voting method is used by the Board. 5. Write draft minutes and email them with a DRAFT watermark within three days to the Secretary of the Board for his/her review, and make any changes, if so instructed by the Secretary. 6. Once the draft minutes are authorized by the Secretary, email them to the Board members, Executive Director and Management Team. 7. At the Board meeting where draft minutes are reviewed, record any corrections or amendments made by the Board, and correct the draft with a strikethrough of corrected words and an underline of new wording. 8. Remove the draft watermark, and email the Board-approved minutes to the Staff member responsible for posting them. The position requires an ability to write clearly, a basic understanding of Board functions, a respect for Board members, the Management Team and any visitors. The Recording Secretary is a neutral position, that is, one must be comfortable to be a neutral bystander while those responsible for decision-making debate and grapple with issues.