Benefits Specialist jobs
31 verified openings
Twenty of the 31 benefits specialist jobs here are at the Employee Benefits Security Administration, the Labor Department office that polices retirement and health plans. Most of that is oversight work rather than running a plan, and Washington holds more of these HR jobs than any other city, with Chicago, Atlanta, and Los Angeles behind it.
Benefits Specialist
Benefits Specialist
Payroll & Benefits Specialist
Payroll & Benefits Specialist
Supervisory Benefits Specialist
Public Benefits Specialist 1-3 In-Training (PBS1-3) - Yakima
Veterans Claims Examiner - Education Benefits Specialist (EBS)
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
About Benefits Specialist jobs
Pay, on the postings that state it, runs $50,460 to $187,093, a band wide enough to cover both an enrollment desk and an investigator who goes through plan documents for a living. The Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board adds three more, and the rest arrive a posting at a time, mostly off state and county payrolls. That concentration cuts both ways, since one agency's hiring pause would take most of the page with it. Today that is 31 live benefits specialist jobs here. Employee Benefits Security Administration, Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board, and State of Washington have posted the most of them, and Washington, DC; Atlanta, GA; and Boston, MA have more than anywhere else. Posted pay runs from $50k to $187k a year where an employer states it and 77% are federal positions.