Employee News
Check out the latest news for the UC community below. See bargaining updates and notices for represented employees.
6 tips for voting in California’s Nov. 4 special election
October 11, 2025
Do you know what you need to do in order to vote this November? Take a moment to review this simple checklist.
UC Travel Supplier Town Hall series continues with Hertz, Delta Airlines, Marriott and more
October 11, 2025
The UC Central Travel Office is hosting a series of virtual events featuring representatives from high-profile vendors.
UC People: Mario Garibay, connecting people through heritage
October 9, 2025
Mario is passionate about creating spaces throughout UC Dan Diego that allow people to find where they belong,
Three UC children’s hospitals recognized in national rankings
October 8, 2025
U.S. News & World Report has recognized three University of California locations in its 2025-26 children’s hospitals specialty rankings.
UC People: Sammy Chavez, barrior-breaker
October 7, 2025
Sammy Chavez completed his undergraduate degree at UC Santa Cruz while helping fellow students navigate the university.
A message from Systemwide HR Vice President Cheryl Lloyd about your 2026 benefits
October 7, 2025
Dear colleagues: Open Enrollment starts on October 30, and I’m writing to let you know about a few big changes for next year. I’ll try …
UC People: Mario Casanova, leading with teamwork
October 6, 2025
Mario’s journey from student employee to campus leader highlights his true commitment to the university and community.
UCLA Health staff fight patient food insecurity
October 3, 2025
Staff at the UCLA Health Bowyer Oncology Center recognized and took steps to address patient food insecurity.
UCLA’s Chris Mattman shares how AI is transforming cybersecurity
October 2, 2025
UCLA’s chief data and artificial intelligence officer shares what you need to know about AI cybercrime, including how to protect yourself.
UC People: Todd Grappone, lifetime library afficianado
October 1, 2025
Todd is fascinated by how modern libraries operate in the area of tension between old technology and new innovations.