What’s New
Projects
Non-exempt Employee Web Time Entry and Semi-monthly Payroll
The Budget Office, the Office of Human Resources, and the Office of Payroll Services are working with the IT Project Office to implement the final phase of the electronic forms project. We are working on implementing electronic time gathering for all benefits-eligible staff who are still currently submitting a paper time sheet. The target date for Go-Live is December 2011. Watch your e-mail and the HR Notes newsletter to read more information about this project.
For more information, please see the new HR Projects webpage for upcoming dates, details and frequently asked questions.
Communication
- HR Notes February 2012
- HR Notes January 2012
- HR Notes December 2011
- HR Notes November 2011
- HR Notes October 2011
- HR Notes September 2011
- HR Notes August 2011
- HR Notes July 2011
- HR Notes June 2011
- FY 2011-2012 Holiday Schedule
- HR Notes May 2011
- 2011 Employee Service Award Recipients
News and Events
Ready, Set, Retire! for Higher Education retirement presentation Feb. 2
Attend a Higher Education “Ready, Set, Retire!” session to help you make fully informed decisions about your benefits at retirement. Learn how your health insurance, prescription drug coverage, Medicare, optional life, dental and Texa$aver 457 Plan work when you retire.
A representative from Employees Retirement System (ERS) of Texas will be at ASU on Thursday, Feb. 2, from 1–2:30 p.m. in the C.J. Davidson Conference Center to present a Higher Education “Ready, Set, Retire!” session. All employees and guests are welcome to attend.
Please use the link below to register to attend.
Click here to access the ERS Events site, find the Ready, Set, Retire! at ASU on Feb. 2, then click Sign Up. http://www.ers.state.tx.us/Customer_Support/Event_Calendar/
Important note: Higher education employees’ retirement annuity is through Teacher Retirement System (TRS). Contact TRS at 800-223-8778 with your specific annuity questions.
Employee Assistance Program Begins Sept. 1, 2011
A new Employee Assistance Program (EAP) has been established at Angelo State University to provide assistance to all employees and their immediate family members who face personal or work-related problems that may occur in daily life. These issues may include marital troubles, family situations, finances, legal questions or perhaps alcohol and drug problems. The EAP reflects ASU’s concern for its employees and efforts to maintain a productive and healthy work force.
Effective Sept. 1, the new EAP is available to provide many services to you, your household members and our organization.
UT Employee Assistance Programs provides access to services for all employees and their household members at no cost. You may visit their website at www.uteap.org and they are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week by calling toll-free to 800-346-3549.
ASU is excited to offer this benefit to help you experience many great (and less stressful) weeks ahead!
Please see Lori Chandler in the Human Resources Office or call 325-942-2168 if you have any further questions or need assistance in accessing EAP services.
