Posted
in Newsletter
on Apr 22, 2024
by HR 
The amazing New Mexico weather and vast outdoor space give us plenty of opportunity to disconnect and spend time in nature. Research suggests that enjoying the outdoors can improve our mental and physical well-being. Here are a few suggestions in the Albuquerque area. Grab your sunscreen, sunglasses, and sunhat, and get outside!
» Read More
Posted
in Newsletter
on Apr 22, 2024
by HR
Open Enrollment is a good time of year to review your UNM benefits choices including group short- and long-term disability insurance*. Many people confuse this important protection with long term care insurance, a benefit also offered by UNM.
» Read More
Tags: Benefits
Posted
in Newsletter
on Apr 22, 2024
by HR
On Saturday, April 13th, adrenaline surged, and spirits soared as 159 UNM staff, faculty, students, and community members gathered for the annual Stadium Stair Challenge. At the University Stadium, competitors tackled 1,668 stairs with determination and grit, pushing their limits in a test of endurance and strength.
» Read More
Posted
in Newsletter
on Mar 25, 2024
by HR
Gear up for an action-packed weekend as the highly anticipated Lobo Triathlon makes its grand return. The event features a Kids Race on Saturday, April 27, and an Adult Race on Sunday, April 28.
» Read More
Tags: Benefits, EmployeeWellness
Posted
in Newsletter
on Mar 25, 2024
by HR
Open Enrollment is scheduled for April 17-May 3. Detailed information will be sent to you soon. In the meantime, we want to give you a heads up of what to expect for the 2024-2025 Plan Year. While health care costs continue to rise, UNM Leadership has approved another salary tier expansion for premium contributions for FY25 to help to minimize the financial effect for many plan participants.
» Read More
Tags: Benefits, OpenEnrollment
Posted
in Newsletter
on Mar 25, 2024
by HR
Do you want or need to know more about Medicare? UNM’s Benefits & Employee Wellness will be hosting “Getting Started with Medicare” educational sessions to help you navigate the complexity of the Medicare program. Benefits and Wellness is hosting both an in-person and virtual session to answer all your questions.
» Read More
Tags: Benefits
Posted
in Newsletter
on Mar 25, 2024
by HR
As we entered the pandemic, and moved to online meetings, we all came to realize a new norm and encountered the shared difficulties surrounding no longer being in-person. Staff Council Representatives are a slice of all UNM Staff across all pay grades, departments, campuses, and technological domains. As representatives and committee members joined regular Council meetings, we navigated the difficulties of access and equipment. The Staff Council Technology Committee realized there was a chance to gain insight of lessons learned in collaboration across the various work locations staff now reported from. Staff Council is conducting a “post pandemic, lessons learned” survey to better understand staff access to technology to support interconnectivity, communication, collaboration, effectiveness, and efficiency regardless of location.
» Read More
Posted
in Newsletter
on Mar 24, 2024
by HR
Discover the secrets to secure retirement planning with David Moss, TIAA relationship manager. Join us via Zoom on April 17 for an insightful webinar where Moss will unveil strategies inspired by lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. Moss will explain how to properly develop a long-term financial strategy to ensure your retirement is properly secured for future life events.
» Read More
Tags: Benefits, EmployeeWellness
Posted
in Newsletter
on Mar 07, 2024
by HR
Do you want to learn how Medicare will impact you and your loved ones now or in the future? This Virtual Session, hosted by Benefits & Employee Wellness, is coming Wednesday, March 27, 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. via Zoom. “Getting Started with Medicare” will be presented by representatives of UNM’s Retiree Medicare insurance plan providers.
» Read More
Tags: Benefits
Posted
in Newsletter
on Feb 28, 2024
by HR
Have you received emails from an unknown source stating you are eligible for a phone call, teleconference, or other meeting with a licensed representative to discuss your state, federal, and individual retirement benefit questions or long-term care (LTC) needs? Solicitations like these from third party financial companies have not been reviewed nor are approved by UNM or New Mexico Educational Retirement Board (NMERB). Before responding to a solicitation for any benefit consultation, here are a couple of tips to validate the outreach:
» Read More
Tags: Benefits
