Headquartered in New York, the Claims Conference is a global, non-profit organization committed to providing a small measure of justice to Holocaust Survivors.
Claims Conference Careers
$625m
Distributed
in direct compensation to Holocaust survivors in 2021
$640m
In Grants to over 300 social service agencies worldwide that provide vital services for survivors
$90b
Funds secured from the German government since 1951 in indemnification for Holocaust survivors
83
Countries where we serve Holocaust survivors
Our Research, Education, and Documentation (RED) funds contribute toward global efforts to educate the public and preserve the memory of the Holocaust through teacher training programs, exhibitions, and films such as Son of Saul, an Academy Award winner for Best Foreign Film.
At the Claims Conference, we honor history while making history.
Comprehensive medical and dental plans that don’t require referrals (Cigna), including the Difference Card, an employer-funded benefit that helps cover the cost of out-of-pocket payments.
Generous paid time off plus days off for major Jewish and federal holidays. Early Friday closures during the fall and winter.
Employees can work from home three days per week while also benefiting from in-office collaboration twice a week (depending on position).
A plan that allows employees to put aside pre and post-tax dollars in a variety of mutual fund accounts. The Claims Conference provides a 2% company match while enrolled in the plan.
The Claims Conference also offers dependent and health care flexible spending accounts, a commuter benefit plan, and parental leave.
Each employee has the opportunity to be matched with a more senior employee in any department for a structured mentorship program, enabling them to learn more about their particular field of interest.
All positions listed are in our New York office.
The Claims Conference is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity. We do not discriminate on the basis of any category protected by law, including (without limitation) race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. In compliance with NYS Labor Law Section 194-a, the Claims Conference does not seek salary history information from job applicants.