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Human Resources News for February

Friday, February 15, 2019 - 1:24pm

Classified Staff Suspended Operations Reminder

Just a reminder that if you chose to make up the hours not worked during suspended operations, report “Suspended Operations” on your time sheet. This earn code is unpaid and you will be compensated when you make up the hours.

Below is an example of what should be reported on the suspended operation days for a full-time employee (note: Suspended Operations should only be reported if you chose to make up the hours; otherwise leave (paid or unpaid) should be reported):

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Human Resources

10 Tips on How to Crush Your Next Hike

Wednesday, January 16, 2019 - 2:40pm

Did you know Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest is one of the most visited forests in the United States? Hikers experience a range of views, from glaciers and mountain meadows to old-growth forests. Western students can stay within city limits and explore several hikes such as Historic Chuckanut Drive. If you are looking for more nature, Mt. Baker is a short hour and a half drive from Western.

From blog

Extended Education, Hiking Hints and Tips, Lorin Lindell, Miranda Abrashi, WWU Outdoor Center

Employees: W-2s now available online

Tuesday, January 15, 2019 - 11:50am

W-2s are now available online! You can access your W-2 by following these easy steps:

Login to Web4U
Click on Employee tab
Click on Tax Forms
Click on W-2 Year End Earnings Statement
Select 2018 & Display
Click Printable W-2 to view your W-2 with the full SSN

Note: if you have not yet signed up to receive your W-2 electronically, you must provide your consent before you can view your W-2 on Web4U.

From blog HR Today

HR Today

Get to Know Your Western Resources

Friday, January 4, 2019 - 2:14pm

Too often as students we are so focused in on classes and course work that we overlook the other resources that Western has to over. Resources that are available to assist and enhance our college experience. Students have access to several different organizations around campus that are there to help you succeed and here are a few to start.

Student Life

AS Resource and Outreach Programs

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Extended Education

Western on the Peninsulas Introduces Student Success Specialist

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blonde woman in a gray sweater smiles at the camera as she stands in front of a Western on the Peninsulas banner.

Tuesday, December 18, 2018 - 1:42pm

Western Washington University is dedicated to the success of current and future students. Heather Hutchins is the Student Success Specialist for Western Washington University on the Peninsulas (WotP) degree programs. Her mission is to guide students on degree offerings and available resources that help students reach their academic goals. Before joining Western, Heather was employed at Olympic College as a program supervisor for the Veteran Services Office.

From blog

Extended Education, Heather Hutchins, student success, Western on the Peninsulas

Poulsbo Student Shares His Western Experience

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Front of the OC Poulsbo college, a tall glass entryway.

Thursday, October 11, 2018 - 10:49am

Name & Program
Shawn K Rhodes– Business Administration

When do you expect to graduate or year if graduated?
Spring 2019

Which Western Location Are You Attending?
Poulsbo

What was the deciding factor that led you to choose Western?
They are located near me, they are connected to Olympic College (where I received my Associates in Business), and they have one of the highest rated business programs in the state.

From blog

College of Business and Economics, Experience Western, Extended Education, Western on the Peninsulas

Poulsbo Student Shares Her Western Experience

Wednesday, October 10, 2018 - 10:44am

Long haired, smiling young woman wearing a red and black shirt with the words "Enjoy" written across the front in bold letters looks directly at the camera.

Name & Program
Victoria Doyle – Business Administration

From blog

College of Business and Economics, Experience Western, Extended Education, Western on the Peninsulas

Student Housing 101: Tips on Transforming your Room

Wednesday, September 26, 2018 - 10:39am

Exterior shot of Ridgeway complex, a brick building used for student housing surrounded by mature Douglas fir trees. With school just around the corner, it is important that you feel at home in your new residence hall.

From blog

Decor, DYI, Extended Education, Student Housing, University Residences

Plan, Prepare, Perform: Tips on taking the GMAT

Wednesday, August 29, 2018 - 1:20pm

Are you interested in earning an MBA? If so you are probably aware graduate programs require prospective students to take the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT), which gives you information about your strengths and identifies the skills you need to focus on to be successful in your graduate program.

From blog

College of Business and Economics, Extended Education, GMAT, Master of Business Administration, Shanna Johnson

HR, the LGBTQ+ director, and EOO post new information about supporting transitioning employees

Wednesday, August 15, 2018 - 11:17am

Western is committed to fostering a workplace culture that is welcoming to and inclusive of employees of diverse backgrounds, identities and experiences. This includes transgender employees. Guidance to Support Employees Transitioning in the Workplace articulates Western’s expectations for supporting employees who undertake a gender transition while employed by the university. It is intended to serve as a resource for transitioning employees, as well as their supervisors, coworkers, and relevant leadership.

From blog HR Today

Equal Opportunity Office, HR Today, Human Resources