News & Updates – UNC-Chapel Hill Office of Human Resources
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Personal Observance Leave for Employees
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Employee Appreciation Day
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UNC Wellness Week Begins March 8!
Dear Tar Heels, Carolina’s Virtual Wellness Week is less than two weeks away. Join us March 8–12 for a wellness event designed to help you RESET, REFOCUS, RENEW, RESTART, AND REPAIR. Please take time to enjoy the various opportunities to … Continued
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COVID-19 Update: Updated work and leave provisions and vaccine information
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Protect Your Heart: Lower Your Risk for Heart Disease
Heart disease is still the No. 1 killer in the United States and the No. 1 killer of women. One in three women will lose their life to heart disease. That’s one woman every 80 seconds. African-American women ages 20 … Continued
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We Want to Hear from You: Carolina’s Total WellBeing Interest Survey is Now Open
The Total WellBeing Interest Survey allows employees the opportunity to share their wellness interests with the Office of Human Resources (OHR). The information collected in this survey is used to assist Wellness Champions and the Department of Work/Life & Wellness … Continued
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Congratulations to our UNC-Chapel Hill 2020 Governor’s Awards for Excellence Nominees
As we begin a new year, it is important to reflect on the year past and express gratitude for the incredible work accomplished by everyone at Carolina. We would like to recognize the UNC-Chapel Hill employees who were nominated for the … Continued
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2020 W2 Available in ConnectCarolina
To: University Employees From: Walter Miller, Director of Payroll Services Dear University or UNC System Office Employee, Your tax year 2020 Form W-2 is now available in the ConnectCarolina Self Service menu. Remember that 2-Step Verification is required to access … Continued
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Updated Work & Leave Provisions: Jan. 14, 2021
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Wellness Champions Kudos: Susan Chen and Tina Craven
Susan Chen and Tina Craven from the School of Medicine’s Office of Graduate Education were some of the first to join the Wellness Champions initiative in August 2019. Since becoming Wellness Champions, Susan and Tina have formed a wellness committee … Continued
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Wellness Resources for a Healthy New Year
Each new year, we may prioritize our health needs differently. As we begin 2021, let’s place a greater focus on mindfulness and overall mental health. Whatever your health goals for this year may be, please remember to prioritize your needs, … Continued
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2020 Annual Security Report Available
Colleges and universities are required by the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act to publish and distribute an annual security and fire safety report that accurately discloses campus crime statistics and other information. The … Continued
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Building Resilience in the New Year
Stress takes a physical toll on the body. It causes fatigue, tension, nervousness and loss of appetite. The key to avoiding these tolls and keeping stress in check is resilience, which can be strengthened by improving self-esteem, developing a strong … Continued
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HR Planning for Spring Semester
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Wellness Champions Kudos: Jennifer Jean-Baptiste and Nadia Clifton, University Libraries
In February 2020, the University Libraries joined the Wellness Champions program in the Department of Work/ Life & Wellness within the Office of Human Resources. The timing nearly coincided with the onset of the pandemic, which presented an immediate set … Continued
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COVID-19 testing for employees
Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) and Employee Occupational Health (UEOHC) recommend that employees (except Healthcare and COVID-19 researchers) utilize their primary care physician (PCP) to request SARS-CoV-2 testing or utilize the daily COVID-19 testing site at the R7 parking lot. EHS/UEOHC can … Continued
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Miles for Wellness 22: Results are in!
This fall, the 22nd Miles for Wellness physical activity challenge, “Walking the Lakeside Trails,” attracted the most UNC-Chapel Hill participation to date. The University had 38 teams successfully complete the challenge, which ran from Sept. 21—Nov. 15. Over the eight-week … Continued
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UNC-Chapel Hill Veterans Week 2020
While we may not all be able to gather together on campus this year to honor the Carolina students, faculty, staff, and alumni who have served our country in the military, we are excited to announce that the Veterans Resource … Continued
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November is National Diabetes Month
Diabetes is one of the leading causes of disability and death in the United States. Over thirty-million Americans have diabetes, including 3.7 million North Carolinians with either prediabetes or type 2 diabetes. If uncontrolled, it can cause blindness, nerve damage, … Continued
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50 Years of Service: Kuo-Hsiung Lee
The Office of Human Resources is honored to recognize our UNC-Chapel Hill employees who have reached milestones in their years of state service – from five years to 55 years. We are especially proud to have three employees who have … Continued
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50 Years of Service: Myra Daniel
The Office of Human Resources is honored to recognize our UNC-Chapel Hill employees who have reached milestones in their years of state service – from five years to 55 years. We are especially proud to have three employees who have … Continued
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2020 State Service Recognition
Congratulations to the following UNC-Chapel Hill faculty and staff who have reached milestones in their years of state service!
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November Wellness Opportunities
This month there will be three wellness opportunities to engage with GuidanceResources experts in 45-60 minute workshops prepared by psychologists and top adult learning professionals to learn important skills to help you manage stress, stay motivated and improve your mood. … Continued