Below you will find HR News for university employees including training, benefits,
compensation, payroll, and other news of importance. For news specific to Å®Óźϼ¯ Benefits
including archived news, please see our Benefits News site.
Human Resources News
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Introducing HR Support Services
December 18, 2025
A new name to emphasize HRSS as a resource and partner in delivering HR solutions and services across the system.
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2025 - A year in benefits news
December 18, 2025
Now is a great time to review your benefits as we prepare for the new calendar year.
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Psychological Pressures Of Middle Management
December 18, 2025
This training will discuss keys to navigating the psychological pressure of leading from the middle by considering the importance of influence, roles, and expectations
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Six-Month Checkpoint: FY26 Staff Performance Evaluations
December 18, 2025
FY26 staff performance evaluation submissions should be complete by the end of the fiscal year.
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HR Rolls Out New In-Grade Form for Supervisors and HRCs
December 08, 2025
Now available to Supervisors and HRCs! The new In-Grade Salary Adjustment Request form for Non-Represented Staff.
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Reminder: CHRO Emphasizes Important Payroll Deadlines for Winter Break
December 08, 2025
Stay informed about updated timesheet deadlines and holiday schedules to ensure smooth payroll operations.
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Reminder: Important Message from the Payroll Team
December 05, 2025
Å®Óźϼ¯ HR Payroll has published timesheet deadlines in advance of the holiday period and winter closure.
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December 05, 2025
All benefit-eligible employees are encouraged to stay up to date on valuable information from the benefits team.
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Updated Process for International Work Agreements
December 04, 2025
As we continue to manage federal and state compliance, effective immediately, all international remote work agreements will require approval from the appropriate University Chancellor and the Å®Óźϼ¯ Chief Human Resources Officer.
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Webinar: The Art of Patience (Jan. 15)
December 04, 2025
Target Audience: Anyone interested in learning how to become more patient in their lives