2013-2014 Academic Year New Employee Orientation

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2013-2014 Academic Year New Employee Orientation

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2013-2014 Academic Year New Employee Orientation. Today’s Agenda. Welcome and Introductions General Information Email & Net ID My UW System Portal Earnings Statements Overview Pay Information, Pay Dates Legal Holidays Domestic Partnerships, Executive Order 54 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Today’s Agenda• Welcome and Introductions• General Information

– Email & Net ID– My UW System Portal– Earnings Statements Overview– Pay Information, Pay Dates– Legal Holidays– Domestic Partnerships, Executive Order 54– FMLA, Worker’s Compensation and EAP– Leave Benefits, Leave Reports

• Benefits Information – Benefits Intro – Review of benefits programs, eligibility requirements, and cost– Benefits Q&A

• Electronic benefits enrollment

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Email & Net ID

• Net ID is used for GoogleApps (email, calendar, etc.), log in on campus computer stations, D2L, Wings, and more

• Activate Net ID and Email by visiting www.uwlax.edu/password

• Eagle Help Desk Support 785-8774 or [email protected]

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My UW System (HR) portal

• Use for earnings statements, leave balances, address changes, annual tax statements, HR and benefits info, and more!

• Go to www.uwlax.edu and click on the UW-L Quicklinks

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Earnings Statementso Pay Period Begin/

End Dates & Payment Date

o Employee ID #o Tax Withholding

Allowances (W-4)1- Earnings and Year- to-Date amounts2- Taxes Withheld3 & 4- Deductions7- Direct Deposit8- Leave Balances

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Pay Information• Unclassified Employees are paid monthly• Pay day is on first of the month

– When the first falls on a weekend or holiday, the pay date is the business day prior to the first

– The first pay check of the year is always after the first of the month (January 2nd or 3rd)

• Academic pay basis employees receive 9 checks per year– One semester appointments receive 4.5 checks

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Pay Dates

• Pay dates for 2013-14 Academic year– October 1st – November 1st – November 29th – January 2nd – January 31st

• One semester appointments get a half check on Jan 31

– February 28th – April 1st – May 1st

– May 30th

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Legal Holidays• State Offices are closed in observance of the following legal holidays:

– New Year’s Day (January 1)– Martin Luther King Day – Memorial Day– Independence Day (July 4)– Labor Day– Thanksgiving Day– Christmas Eve (December 24)– Christmas Day (December 25)– New Year’s Eve (December 31)

• If a holiday falls on a Sunday, state offices are closed the following Monday.

• If a holiday falls on Saturday, an additional day (prorated to percentage of appointment) will be granted to Annual (12 month) employees to be used during the current fiscal year with supervisor approval.

• Legal holidays must be used within the fiscal year they are earned or the hours will be forfeited

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Mandatory Reporting Rule

• Executive Order #54

• All University of Wisconsin System employees must

immediately report child abuse or neglect if, in the course of

employment, a UWS employee observes an incident or

threat of child abuse or neglect, or learns of an incident or

threat of child abuse or neglect, and the employee has

reasonable cause to believe that child abuse or neglect has

occurred or will occur.

• Reports must be made in person or by telephone to the

following– UW-La Crosse University Police

• 789-9000 (office)

• 789-9999 (for emergencies only) staffed 24 hrs

• Call 911 if the child is in imminent danger

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FMLA, Worker’s Comp and EAP• Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA)

– Contact: Deanna Kabliska (608) 785-8601

• Worker’s Compensation– If employee has been involved in an accident and/or

injured in the course of employment, they should report

the injury to their direct supervisor, complete the required

forms and return them to HR

– Contact: Deanna Kabliska, (608) 785-8601

• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)– Available to all employees and their immediate family

members

– Provides 5 free consultations

per year

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Domestic Partner Benefits• Coverage for same-sex and opposite sex domestic partners and the domestic

partner’s children is available under most plans.

• Two different types of domestic partnerships

– Unregistered

• Available to both same-sex and opposite-sex couples in a domestic partnership.

• This is considered a domestic partnership for employee benefits provided by Chapter 40 of Wisconsin State Statute.

– Registered

• A registered domestic partnership is available only to same-sex couples. A domestic partner registry was created by Chapter 770 of Wisconsin State Statute.

• An employee may enroll a domestic partner in an allowable benefit program and must submit a completed and notarized

Affidavit of Domestic Partnership.

• Additional enrollment information and options will be

covered in our Benefit Orientation.

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Leave Benefits• Sick Leave

– Eligible if participating in the Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS).

– Granted 176 hours for first 18 months; then earn 96 hours per year (prorated to percentage of appointment).

– Accumulated sick leave is available to pay health insurance premiums upon retirement, death, or layoff.

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Leave Reports• Monthly Leave reports are delivered to My UW System

(HR) portal.– One leave report is completed for entire summer if you work

at all during the summer months (9-month employees)

• Reports must be completed regardless of whether leave has been used.

• Leave report signed and dated by both you and your department chair/dean/direct supervisor.

• Completed leave report(s) must be sent to Human Resources by specified deadline stated on leave report.

• Failure to return reports could result in a reduction of your sick leave

• Full time employees report leave in 4- or 8-hour increments

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Questions?