Job Description
San Francisco based non-profit is seeking a Benefits Assistant to join their team in Oakland, on a part time basis. In this position you will be tasked with a variety of duties including processing pay calculations, assisting with weekly audits, assist with claim approvals, and more. This is a temporary position with the intention of becoming permanent and will require to be in office in Oakland five days a week. If you’re an energetic go-getter who is looking for their next position in benefits administration we’d love to hear from you!
ABOUT THE JOB
Aid in the approval of claims in situations of incorrect payment or eligibility
Aid in auditing weekly submissions of availability data, and identify and correct issues when needed
Help with the preparation of statistical reports and perform research in the pursuit of supporting benefits administration and the labor relations decision making processes
Run and distribute reports to Union Locals
Maintain internal databases, check for errors, and update them as needed
Support Benefits Administrator with ad-hoc assignments
Manage benefits filings, and maintain casual and registration master files
ABOUT YOU
2+ years experience working in benefits administration
Experience using HRIS/Benefits Administration systems
2 year degree in Business Administration or equivalent experience
Outstanding verbal and written communication
Proficient in MS Office, and Lotus notes; intuitive with technology
Excellent organizational and multitasking skills
Please submit your resume for immediate consideration!
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