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There is a position in our accounting department that does accounting and also involves some computer programming (microsoft access & excel). Job title is Info Services Mgr. There are no employees
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Exempt or not-exempt?

posted at 9/22/2009 10:54 AM EDT
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There is a position in our accounting department that does accounting and also involves some computer programming (microsoft access & excel). Job title is Info Services Mgr. There are no employees that report to this person. Work is 75% accounting and 25% computer work.

Is this an exempt or non-exempt position (or is more info required)?

Thanks for any help.

Exempt or not-exempt?

posted at 9/22/2009 12:32 PM EDT
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More detail needed on the accounting work since that's the majority of it. Is this bookkeeping, journal entries, AR/AP entries or is it actually balancing the books, cost accounting, etc? If it's more the first 3 and not much of last two, I'd say it's non-exempt.

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