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− | + | '''Policy needs a little attention. [[User:Ali|Ali]] 20:57, 21 July 2010 (UTC)''' | |
+ | '' Need to clarify if this means Collective member. | ||
+ | : ''I split this into three roles and brought it up to our current practice. I used beancounters to approve the bookkeeper, and the staff collective to approve who could write (not sign) a check. In the past we've had volunteer interns do some of the bookkeeping type work (under staff supervision), and we've talked about outsourcing bookkeeping to contractors as well. [[User:Rfs|RfS]] 00:39, 23 July 2010 (UTC)'' | ||
− | [[Category: Policy]] | + | |
+ | {{policy in development}} | ||
+ | {{Policy Header | ||
+ | | PolicyName = {{PAGENAME}} | ||
+ | | notes = This policy specifies who can sign checks issued by Free Geek. | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | ==Policy== | ||
+ | ''Body that set the policy(s) on [lists.freegeek_meeting_Minutes Date Adopted].'' | ||
+ | * When a check needs to be written one staff member, approved by the beancounters, should write the check. A person authorized by the staff collective should record it in the books. A staff member, authorized by the board, should sign the check. This is meant to ensure that at least two different people on staff know why a check was written. In no case should a person who signs checks be tasked with entering transactions into the books or reconciling the books. | ||
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+ | ==Notes== | ||
+ | * As of 2010, Liane and Caitlin are the two authorized check signers. | ||
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+ | [[Category: Undocumented Policy]] | ||
+ | [[Category: Policy Needs Work]] | ||
[[Category: C7]] | [[Category: C7]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Accounting]] |
Latest revision as of 17:41, 22 July 2010
Policy needs a little attention. Ali 20:57, 21 July 2010 (UTC) Need to clarify if this means Collective member.
- I split this into three roles and brought it up to our current practice. I used beancounters to approve the bookkeeper, and the staff collective to approve who could write (not sign) a check. In the past we've had volunteer interns do some of the bookkeeping type work (under staff supervision), and we've talked about outsourcing bookkeeping to contractors as well. RfS 00:39, 23 July 2010 (UTC)
This is a page concerning a policy or procedure in development.
Once fleshed out, we'll consider it for adoption as official policy at Free Geek.
Writing Checks: This policy specifies who can sign checks issued by Free Geek.
List of Policies - Policy Development
List of Policies - Policy Development
Policy
Body that set the policy(s) on [lists.freegeek_meeting_Minutes Date Adopted].
- When a check needs to be written one staff member, approved by the beancounters, should write the check. A person authorized by the staff collective should record it in the books. A staff member, authorized by the board, should sign the check. This is meant to ensure that at least two different people on staff know why a check was written. In no case should a person who signs checks be tasked with entering transactions into the books or reconciling the books.
Notes
- As of 2010, Liane and Caitlin are the two authorized check signers.