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Recruitment & Selection

July 28, 2017

…es this by emphasizing competencies required for the position and aligning compensation with market pay related to the position and its competencies. A major goal of career banding is the increased ability to recruit, retain and develop a qualified, motivated, and diverse workforce. Go to Policy Employment of Related Persons (Nepotism) Policy (SHRA) Family members or other closely affiliated persons may not occupy a position of influence over each…

EHRA Non-Faculty Health & Safety Policies

August 1, 2017

…e a public health emergency, including designation of mandatory employees; compensation for mandatory employees; accounting for absences; and emergency furlough provisions. View the Pandemic and Communicable Disease Emergency Policy Workplace Violence Policy The University is committed to provide a workplace that is free from workplace violence by establishing preventative measures, by holding perpetrators of violence accountable, and by providing…

EHRA Non-Faculty Leave Policies

August 1, 2017

…a public health emergency, including: designation of mandatory employees; compensation for mandatory employees; accounting for absences; and emergency furlough provisions. Go to Policy Statement on Compensatory Time (“Comp Time”) for EHRA Non-Faculty Employees Unlike hourly-paid (FLSA non-exempt) employees, EHRA Non-Faculty employees are all FLSA exempt and are accountable and compensated for their performance outcomes, rather than for time worke…

Nominees for 2022 Governor’s Awards

May 3, 2022

…distinct training and education activities for more than 6,000 health care workers in outpatient facilities, acute care facilities, dialysis centers, home health and hospice care, and adult care homes. Thank you for nominating your fellow Tar Heels and supporting this wonderful program. Award winners will be announced in the fall. Visit the North Carolina Office of State Human Resources website to learn more about the Governor’s Awards for Excelle…

Mental Health Awareness

November 29, 2021

…ns and symptoms of distress and effective ways of providing support for co-workers. The training also will include exercises to develop these skills. Workshop Objectives At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: • Understand the universality of mental health issues in the workplace • Recognize the most common symptoms of mental illness • Identify the most common unhelpful reactions to symptoms, why they occur and how to avoid them • Identi…

How Work can Impact Mental Health and what Leaders Can Do

February 3, 2022

…al health, and leadership. First, Dr. Leslie B Hammer from the Oregon Healthy Workforce Center will cover connections between mental health and work, including promising supervisory strategies. Dr. Marie-Anne Rosemberg from the University of Michigan will then present her research on workers experiencing disproportionate impacts on mental health and ways leaders can help. Continuing education is available for this activity. Date: Monday, February…

Mental Health Awareness

July 26, 2021

…ns and symptoms of distress and effective ways of providing support for co-workers. The training also will include exercises to develop these skills. Workshop Objectives: At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: • Understand the universality of mental health issues in the workplace • Recognize the most common symptoms of mental illness • Identify the most common unhelpful reactions to symptoms, why they occur and how to avoid them • Ident…