Financial and Operations Manager

Key responsibilities include:

• Serve as a strategic financial partner to leadership, flagging risks, opportunities, and corrective actions early
• Oversee and serve as the primary liaison with external Financial Support
• Lead the development and management of organizational and project-based budgets across multiple grants and funding streams
• Ensure strong internal controls, financial policies, and documentation practices across all financial activity
• Oversee staff onboarding, payroll coordination, benefits enrollment, and personnel records
• Provide operational support and planning for meetings, board functions, and national convenings

This role helps power a growing national movement for worker safety and justice by ensuring the organization has the financial strength, systems, and operational backbone needed to support workers demanding jobs that are safe, healthy, and free from exploitation and abuse.

Required qualifications:

• 5+ years of progressively responsible experience in financial management, operations, budgeting, and grants management in a nonprofit, labor, or mission-driven organization
• Demonstrated experience managing complex, multi-fund budgets, restricted grants, and compliance across multiple funding streams
• Experience working closely with executive leadership and boards, providing financial insight to support strategic decision-making
• Proven ability to build, improve, and manage financial and operational systems, including policies, procedures, and internal controls
• Experience coordinating with external financial support firms, accountants, auditors, and payroll providers
• Strong project management skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities, deadlines, and stakeholders with minimal supervision
• Bilingual Spanish/English strongly preferred

No specific compensation, perks, or culture highlights mentioned in the job description.

The National Council for Occupational Safety and Health (National COSH) is a national non-profit organization that builds the power of workers to demand jobs that are safe, healthy, and free from exploitation and abuse. They are a national network rooted in local organizing, bringing together 25 grassroots worker organizations and a broad community of Black, Brown, immigrant, and low-wage workers, unions, and worker advocates across the country.