FAQs
What is the job title for this position?
The job title is Ireland Benefits & Wellbeing Manager.
What is the corporate title associated with this role?
The corporate title is Vice President.
Where is the location of the job?
The job is located in Dublin.
What is the main purpose of the Ireland Benefits & Wellbeing Manager role?
The main purpose of the role is to deliver and manage the flexible benefits programme and to help shape and deliver the Bank’s Wellbeing strategy.
What are the key responsibilities of the Ireland Benefits & Wellbeing Manager?
Key responsibilities include managing the Ireland Benefits program, overseeing vendor management, designing and implementing benefits programs, and supporting onsite medical services.
What qualifications are expected for this position?
The role requires a depth of technical understanding of insurance contracts, solid experience in health insurance, governance models, project management skills, and experience with flexible benefits providers.
What kind of experience is preferred for applicants?
Applicants should have experience working in a large multinational organization, particularly in benefits management within a matrix structure.
Are there any specific skills needed for the role?
Yes, strong project management skills, effective communication abilities, and solid experience in benchmarking benefits programs are essential.
What benefits does Bank of America offer to employees in Ireland?
Benefits include private healthcare, a competitive pension plan, back-up childcare and adult care, flexible benefits, access to an Employee Assistance Program, and opportunities for community volunteering.
Is the hiring process inclusive?
Yes, Bank of America is an equal opportunities employer, ensuring candidates are not treated less favourably based on various personal characteristics, and strives for accessible recruitment processes.
Is there flexibility in work arrangements?
Yes, the Bank supports a multi-faceted approach for flexibility depending on the roles within the organization.