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We are looking for a reliable Benefits administrator to manage all employee benefit programs in our company from leave of absence to retirement plans. Your work will be of utmost importance since the correct processing and distribution of benefits is vital for employee retention and satisfaction.
Confidentiality and efficiency are very important qualities for a benefits administrator. If you also possess communication skills and deep knowledge of regulations and benefit options, then you are our ideal candidate.
The goal is to ensure all benefit programs are managed properly to maintain and enhance employee satisfaction.
A Benefits Administrator is responsible for managing employee benefits programs within an organization. On a day-to-day basis, some common tasks and responsibilities of a Benefits Administrator may include:
Administering benefit plans: Managing and ensuring the effective implementation of employee benefits programs, such as health insurance, retirement plans, and wellness programs. This includes handling the enrollment process, answering employee queries, and coordinating with benefit providers.
Employee communication: Communicating benefits information to employees, explaining plans, coverage details, and eligibility criteria. This includes conducting benefits orientation workshops, creating and updating benefits guides or handbooks, and addressing any employee concerns or questions regarding benefits.
Record-keeping and documentation: Maintaining accurate records of employee benefit selections, enrollment data, and changes. This involves updating employee files and HRIS (Human Resources Information System) software with relevant information, such as changes in personal details, adjustments to benefit elections, and updating beneficiaries.
Compliance and regulations: Staying up-to-date with changes in benefits laws, regulations, and compliance requirements, such as the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). Adhering to these guidelines in benefit plan administration and ensuring compliance in areas such as reporting and documentation.
Resolving issues and inquiries: Assisting employees with any benefit-related issues or concerns they may have, such as claim disputes, coverage disputes, or questions about eligibility or coverage. Acting as a point of contact between employees, benefit vendors, and insurance providers to resolve issues efficiently.
Open enrollment: Planning and coordinating the annual open enrollment period, where employees can review and make changes to their benefit plans. This involves preparing and distributing communication materials, conducting informational sessions or webinars, and assisting employees with their benefit selections.
Cost analysis and budgeting: Collaborating with finance and HR teams to analyze benefit plan costs, propose adjustments or enhancements to benefit offerings, and assist in budgeting exercises related to benefits programs.
Benefit plan evaluation: Reviewing and evaluating the effectiveness of existing benefit plans, including analyzing utilization rates, cost-benefit analysis, and gathering employee feedback. Making recommendations for improvements or changes to ensure competitive and cost-effective benefit offerings.
Vendor management: Managing relationships with benefit providers, such as insurance carriers, brokers, and third-party administrators. This involves negotiating contracts, monitoring vendor performance, and addressing any service or claims-related issues.
Overall, the day-to-day tasks of a Benefits Administrator revolve around ensuring smooth administration of employee benefits, providing accurate information and support to employees, ensuring compliance with regulations and policies, and continuously evaluating and improving the organization's benefits programs.
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Benefits Administrator - BILINGUAL...
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Flynn Group of Companies
$55k - 60k/yr.
Day in the Life• Ensures the accuracy of all benefits enrollments in the HRIS to provide vendors with accurate eligibility information.• Performs quality checks of benefits-related data.• Assists employees regarding benefits plan changes.• Distri...
TITLE: Benefits Administrator
Supervisor: Executive Assistant and/or Upper Management...
Benefits Administrator Job Description
We are looking for a detail-oriented benefits administrator to work in our Oklahoma City office to be responsible for the administration of our nongaming employee benefit programs. You will be working closely with our human resources, payroll, and accounting departm...
JOB TITLE: Benefits Administrator
POSITION: Contract (6 Months...
LOCATION: Remote
Description:
• Provide ongoing support for all US leaves. (ADA, FMLA, Medical, Unpaid, Parental, Military, Disability, Maternity)
• Manage all Disability Claims
• Complete state-required forms (CA, NY & NJ)
• Payroll Ticketing and leave status updates in Workday
• Provide guidance and one on one assistanc...
Manage and administer benefits programs including medical, dental, vision, flexible spending, disability, leaves, and 401(k) savings. Work with employees, managers, and vendors in the delivery and communications of benefits.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES...
Includes the following:• Administers assigned benefit programs including the billing, reviewing, and reconciling of vendor invoi...