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A new campus website designed to make it easier to find support for, or to report, instances of harm that staff and faculty experience will soon be available at The University of New Mexico. The website and mobile app, known as Wayfinder, will help university employees learn about the supportive services and reporting options that they can access when they experience harm in the workplace.
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The PEP is a great time for managers and employees to check in on goals and expectations- a time for increasing growth and trust as part of the performance discussion portion of the PEP. But conversations about performance may happen at any time of the year.
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Each month, EOD offers an interactive, instructor-led training course to help further your professional development. These courses are available to you as part of your UNM benefits!
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Grab your lunch and settle in for some quick bites of professional development. EOD’s Lunchtime Learning Series offers new and exciting topics each month and gives employees tools to make work and life more productive.
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Cherie Knight, ChFC® TIAA Financial Consultant, will be hosting a brand-new financial wellness series for UNM called “Women 2 Women.” The 4-part series is focused on women’s financial stability and education.
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As we start out this new year, it is always helpful to be reminded of all that we have in our personal and professional lives. The University of New Mexico is a leader in paid leave, health support, and flexible work schedules and, as a UNM employee, you have access to a variety of resources, all either a walk on campus or click away.
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UNM IT has updated the Demographic Self-Service site to include an address section for an alternate/remote work location. Staff who perform all duties from an alternative work location, either in-state or out of state, are required to provide and maintain the address of their alternate/remote work location on the Demographic Self-Service site.
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Green Zone trainings prepare university faculty, staff and students to better understand the experience of veterans, service members and their families. Participants will be able to recognize the strengths, challenges and unique needs of our military student population and the services available to them.
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The University of New Mexico’s Division for Equity and Inclusion (DEI) recently launched its second of three online surveys designed to gather information about the campus climate at UNM’s Albuquerque and branch campuses.
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UNM Planning, Design & Construction (PDC) seeks your input on UNM’s Integrated Campus Plan (ICP). Please join a virtual town hall on Monday, Jan. 30, from 6 to 7 p.m.
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