Sentence examples for benefits administration from inspiring English sources

"Benefits administration isn't a core business," he said.

Companies can now enroll workers automatically, and the Internet has made benefits administration easier for employers.

The program, which has not been publicly disclosed, will be overseen by Linda M. Dillman, vice president for risk management and benefits administration, those briefed on it said.

Ceridian, which provides payroll services and benefits administration, said yesterday that the Securities and Exchange Commission was conducting a formal investigation of the company.

LeBlanc also writes about the social issues — benefits administration, prison systems, public housing, addiction, teen pregnancy — that, in large part, dictate the circumstances she witnessed.

The bride, 25, is a project manager in Stamford, Conn., for ADP Benefits Services, a payroll, human resources and benefits administration services company.

The veterans pension system, part of the sprawling Veterans Benefits Administration, pays more than $4 billion a year in benefits, mainly to low-income veterans.

To hear wounded veterans tell it, there are few things more daunting, infuriating or soul-crushing than dealing with the Veterans Benefits Administration, the agency that decides whether they will receive disability benefits for injuries and illnesses incurred during war.

Vowing to process all claims within 125 days by 2015, Allison A. Hickey, a retired Air Force general who is the under secretary for veterans' benefits, has outlined a "transformation" plan for the Veterans Benefits Administration that includes more intensive training and a new system of organizing claims processors into teams that specialize in handling more complex claims.

Curtis Evans, a Boston-based claims examiner with the Veterans Benefits Administration, told the crowd that taking the initiative with the VA was essential to reaping benefits if and when policy changed.

The spending plan calls for a 13.6 percent increase in discretionary spending, to $2.5 billion, for the Veterans Benefits Administration, the embattled agency within the department that oversees benefit programs, including education and disability compensation programs.