Exempt / Bargaining Unit Posting
Local - 2256
Seniority Unit - 2000
Date Posted - 10/19/26
Deadline Date- 10/23/26
Job Title - Sr Labor Liaison Rep
Department - Trust Fund Manager
Salary Grade - BU Market Relations (BUE-REM)
Job Code - 82403
Number of Openings - 1
Status - regular FT
Shift- 1st
Site- Detroit
This position is accountable to establish and maintain effective lines of communication and build effective working relationships with key union leadership that purchase and/or influence the purchase of group health insurance, which will enhance BCBSM ability to penetrate, retain and upgrade groups within our markets.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to, among other grounds, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, gender identity, protected veteran status or status as an individual with a disability.
Candidates are hired on an "at will" basis. Nothing herein is intended to create a contract.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is a nonprofit corporation and an independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.
BCBSM's commitment to Michigan is what differentiates it from other health insurance companies doing business in the state. That mission has never changed. Nearly 70 years ago, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan started with a purpose to provide people with the security of knowing they have health care when they need it.
Today, that nonprofit mission is the same and the company is accomplishing it in many ways, including:
Offering access to health care coverage for everyone, regardless of circumstances
Never dropping your coverage for health reasons
Partnering with the state to cover more than 32,000 children through MIChild
Providing financial support to 30 free clinics statewide
Contributing more money than any other company to provide Michigan with better health and health care
Advocating and educating through Alliance for Advancing Nonprofit Health Care
For more on the history of BCBSM, please visit our section on historical highlights: http://www.bcbsm.com/home/bcbsm/1930.shtml