Leave Admin Assistant III (H)

University of Rochester•Rochester, NY

7d•$21 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

The Leave Admin Assistant III is responsible for developing, implementing, and administering leave programs. This role may involve identifying and incorporating diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) into benefits programs. The position requires identifying key issues and patterns from data, counseling University staff, faculty, supervisors, and business partners on University leave programs, and providing administrative and customer service related to the leave process for all employee types across the University.

Requirements

Associates degree and 3 years' experience in Human Resources or related field; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Responsibilities

Counsels all levels of faculty and staff including Sr. Leaders, managers, and Human Resource Business Partners as to the University's leave plans and practices, and related problems and possible options.
Interprets and communicates leave policies and procedures and advises as to eligibility, alternative options, taxation implications, etc.
Discusses personal or other special problems related to leaves and resolves routine and non-routine issues.
May research information to assist legal counsel.
Produces reports, audits claim, evaluates eligibility and entitlements and considers multiple leave options to determine outcomes.
Performs audits comparing vendor systems information, pay check information and time and labor information to ensure payment accuracy.
Researches and resolves pay issues.
Initiates, implements, and processes remittance payments.
Exercises discretion and independent judgement when identifying claim discrepancies and recommends resolution processes.
Directs vendors related to errors discovered and ensures fixes are appropriate per policy and procedure or contracts.
Prepares, processes, and reviews forms for compliance, accuracy, and completion including medical documentation.
Determination of how to classify claims (WC- determine OSHA recordable, medical only or loss time or if multiple claims how to address concurrent DBL and WC claims).
Monitors, tracks, and maintains data for reporting requirements.
Utilizes multiple systems to analyze claims, trends and desired outcomes including HRMS, Vendor Systems, Excel.
Provides routine and ad hoc reporting as required.
Oversees vendor performance and services.
Participates on weekly vendor calls, identifies issues, directs vendor in the appropriate resolution and escalates severe issues to manager.
Customer Service- performs duties such as but not limited to: Providing timely response to telephone requests, explains disability reporting process to supervisors and employees including T&L in HRMS, follows up with employee/supervisor to secure appropriate documentation, provides assistance with data collection associated with compliance, audits, and general process flows.
Evaluates ongoing the effectiveness of program, reports observations, and makes recommendations for improvements in leave plans, policies and procedures and vendor contracts.
Assists with project work such as benchmarking, file reorganization, transitional work assignment documentation.