Have you heard about Doctor on Demand, a telemedicine app offered with UA’s state-sponsored medical plans? You can connect with a physician in minutes over live video from your smartphone, tablet, or computer—24/7, 365 days a year. For routine cases like the flu, the physician can complete a video examination and prescribe medication, if needed, while you stay in the comfort of your home. Watch a brief video to learn more about how Doctor on Demand works.
The University made a commitment two years ago to annually recognize the contributions of our faculty, staff, and graduate assistants/associates, and for the current fiscal year, eligible UA employees will receive a one-time merit payment of $1,000 prorated by FTE in January 2019.
This article first appeared on Lo Que Pasa.
Have you ever thought of yourself as a leader? If you haven't, you should.
This is the driving philosophy behind UA Leads, a new professional development series presented by the Office of Leadership and Organizational Development, a unit of the Division of Human Resources.
President Robbins issued a statement in response to the U.S. Department of Education's announced changes in federal guidance, offering colleges and universities greater discretion in how they address sexual harassment and sexual violence under Title IX. The University of Arizona remains committed to maintaining a safe and welcoming environment for all members of our community.
If recent news releases regarding the proposed updates to FLSA overtime regulations have you wondering what’s next, you are not alone.
What’s changed?
Not much! Last week the Department of Labor responded to the temporary injunction that halted the regulatory changes by indicating they intend to contest the ruling that they lack the authority to set a salary threshold; however, they will not push forward with their proposed $913 per week threshold at this time.
What does this mean for the University?
While we wait for the wheels of federal litigation to turn and a final ruling to be made, it will be business as usual for the University. The Division of Human Resources will continue to track and communicate developments as they occur.
Learn more about the DOL’s recent announcement.
