Employee Benefits Security Administration careers
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The numbers on EBSA's own about page explain the job: more than 837,000 private retirement plans, 2.8 million health plans, and 521,000 other welfare benefit plans, together holding about $15 trillion in assets for more than 155 million workers, retirees, and their families. The Employee Benefits Security Administration is the Labor Department agency that has administered and enforced the fiduciary, reporting, and disclosure provisions of Title I of ERISA since 1974. Regional and district offices around the country handle the in-person side, from investigations to helping participants get answers out of their plans.
Benefits professionals have a particular reason to know EBSA: it enforces the ERISA rules plan administrators live under, and it hires specialists who understand retirement and health plans from the inside.
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Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
Employee Benefits Specialist
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