Planning & Reporting Administrator
Role Overview
The Planning & Reporting Administrator provides operational and administrative support to AGLC’s Class E Liquor Manufacturers.
The role is a key contact for suppliers and internal stakeholders and supports data integrity, industry communications, business processes, and service delivery.
Key Skills for This Role
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Organization and division
AGLC manages Alberta’s gaming, liquor, and cannabis industries.
The Liquor & Cannabis Division supports its liquor and cannabis businesses and manages supply-chain activities, including product fulfillment and industry support.
The role is in the Liquor & Cannabis Division’s Stakeholder Management & Operations branch.
Role overview
The Planning & Reporting Administrator provides operational and administrative support to AGLC’s Class E Liquor Manufacturers.
The role is a key contact for suppliers and internal stakeholders and supports data integrity, industry communications, business processes, and service delivery.
Position details
- The position is located in St. Albert, at the Corriveau location.
- The posting lists the status as permanent full-time.
- The posted salary range is $60,452.04 to $78,648.70; no pay cadence is stated.
Manufacturer and stakeholder support
- Guide prospective and newly licensed Class E liquor manufacturers through Alberta requirements, compliance, AGLC setup, and relationship development.
- Maintain manufacturer website information, Annual Worldwide Production reviews, and JDE Address Book updates.
- Address manufacturer concerns, explain sales and financial reporting, coordinate complex enquiries across divisions, and follow up on payment discrepancies.
Reporting and program administration
- Track pending and approved Class E manufacturers, prepare monthly reports, compile liquor data and statistics, and present findings to management and senior leadership.
- Administer liquor samples and airline liquor mark-up activities, including reviewing calculations, declarations, invoices, debit and credit notes, taxes, freight, GST, payment timing, and hospitality-room charges.
- Support special projects, manuals, service, process, and technology improvements; collaborate to improve processes and customer experience.
- Assume supervisory duties when the manager is absent.
Qualifications
- Business Administration diploma or equivalent and at least three years of related experience; equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered.
- Strong skills in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook) and JD Edwards.
- Strong relationship-building, conflict-resolution, organizational, oral communication, and written communication skills.
- Able to meet deadlines, handle high-pressure situations, maintain accuracy, work independently, and contribute to a team.
- Knowledge of the Class E Liquor Manufacturer setup process is an asset.
Employment conditions
- The posting states that candidates must be eligible to work in Canada.
- A satisfactory security clearance and, if necessary, a clean driver’s abstract are required before employment.
- The recruitment may be used to fill future vacancies; candidates with lesser qualifications may be considered at a lower classification and salary.
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