Employee Relocation Manager jobs in New York, NY

RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities include but may not be limited to:

• Administration of Plans: Oversee and manage the day-to-day operations of the Plans and Plan Office to

ensure financial and operational accuracy and compliance; Manage, motivate, and develop members of
the Benefits team; Oversee annual enrollment initiatives; Establish and monitor Plan Office policies,
procedures, and standards to ensure a high level of professionalism and accuracy of service to members
and employers; Promote a positive image of the Plan on behalf of the Boards of Trustees; Network
regularly with colleagues in the union, the industry and professional organizations to stay abreast of
recent events and current trends in the industry that could impact the Plan. The Plan Manager will adopt
the same Union principles to supervise the function of the department. This individual will collaborate
with the Union on priorities such as the Values-Based Organizing Fund.

• Strategic Planning: Guide the strategic initiatives of the Trustees in the business planning process and

expansion of the funds; Recommend strategic direction, priorities, and long-term goals for benefits plans
and programs; Develop and implement short and long-term goals and objectives of the Plan; Track and
analyze trends.

• Ensure adequate systems and technology: Oversee all aspects of technology used in the administration

of the Plan; Work with the Technology team to ensure adequate systems, technology and staff are
maintained to support the Plan’s recordkeeping, processing, and customer service needs; Work with IT
to establish and enforce procedures and controls to secure Plan Office technology and data.

• Communication: Communicate regularly with the Board of Trustees, special committees, union,

employers, members, professional advisors, vendors and governmental agencies; Develop and execute

clear and comprehensive communications inclusive of compliance-related materials and new or
enhanced benefit programs and policies.

• Compliance: Ensure compliance with statutory and governance requirements, policies, procedures, rules

and regulations; Ensure completion of all required filings and annual reporting requirements (e.g., tax-
related forms, Form 5500, 990, SBC, etc.); Act as the HIPAA Security and Privacy Officer.

• Financial: Oversee all financial matters related to the administration of the Plans and the Plan Office;

Prepare and manage annual operating budgets; Maintain accounting and cash control procedures to
ensure adequacy and accuracy of cash flow and timely investment of monies; Review and monitor
investment reports provided by Investment Advisors and Managers; Work closely with the Plans’
auditors in the preparation, review and approval of financial reports and other financial statements and in
the communication of those financial reports and statements to all of the trustees; Oversee the remittance
and collection process.

• Vendor Relationships: Oversee the management of vendors for all Health & Welfare programs to

ensure performance expectations are achieved; Monitor all contractual agreements with outside vendors
and consultants to ensure efficient and accurate execution of responsibilities; Monitor performance and
quality metrics with all vendors and test metrics annually; Lead and manage quarterly and year-end
vendor meetings.

• Attend Board and other meetings: Coordinate and attend all board and committee meetings; Develop

all agendas for those meetings; Provide reports and keep Trustees informed as appropriate. Work with the
Union and Management Trustees and plan professionals to coordinate overall direction of the funds and
prepare materials for meetings and monitor deliverables.
The ideal candidate will meet the following requirements:

• Work Experience: Minimum of five (5) years of experience demonstrating increased responsibility in

administration including negotiation of benefits, creation and/or analysis of benefits and vendor contracts
preferably within a union or employee benefit plan environment.

• Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year college or university

required, preferably in business, finance, healthcare, labor, economics or other related field; advanced
degree (e.g., MPA or MPH ) preferred.

• Special Skills or Credentials: Extensive knowledge of health and welfare benefit plans and related

governmental/legislative regulations (ERISA, DOL, IRC, HIPAA/HITECH, ACA, PPA, etc.) including
knowledge of plan designs, trends and best practices; Extensive knowledge of union negotiations
specifically of health and other related benefits strongly preferred. The ideal candidate will also have
demonstrated strong leadership, supervisory and judgment skills, exceptional interpersonal and
communication (written and oral) skills, including the ability to interact with Trustees, employers, union
leadership and members, outside professionals and service providers and have strong problem solving
skills, including demonstrated ability to resolve conflicts and maintain effective relationships. Qualified
candidates will be detail oriented, have strong analytical skills, including the ability to interpret
operational, auditing and financial information and legislative regulations and interpret such to employers
and union leaders, be organized and have strong time management skills and have a thorough knowledge
of and appreciation for the regulatory and political environment. Willingness and ability to work long
hours and travel as needed. Hybrid work schedule. Candidates with a deep experiential understanding of
labor-management relations and problem solving are encouraged to apply.

• Benefits Plan Offers: This is a full-time, salaried, overtime-exempt position. The salary range for this

position is ($165,000 to $200,000) based on the candidate’s relevant professional experience and
qualifications. Excellent benefits package including health, dental, and vision coverage with no employee
contributions; generous paid leave time including up to four weeks’ vacation, paid holidays, personal
days, and sick days; short and long-term disability insurance; 401(k); defined benefit pension plan.