UCPath launches 24/7 access and more new phone services
February 24, 2025
UC employees can now access UCPath’s AI-enabled automated system for basic benefits questions and general inquiries around the clock.
UC hires new Systemwide Title IX Director
February 18, 2025
Catherine Spear, executive director of the Systemwide Office of Civil Rights, sent the message below on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2025: Dear colleagues, After a comprehensive …
Don’t miss President Drake’s last UC staff town hall: Register today!
February 14, 2025
The Council of UC Staff Assemblies (CUCSA) is hosting a virtual town hall with UC President Michael V. Drake, M.D. — the final all-staff town hall …
UCnetwork: February 2025
February 13, 2025
UCnetwork is emailed monthly to University of California staff, but all members of the UC community are invited to subscribe. Get UCnetwork delivered to your …
Los Angeles Wildfire Catastrophic Leave Bank collects donations from across UC
February 13, 2025
Across UC, students, faculty and staff have reached out to help those impacted by the devastating fires in the greater Los Angeles region. Though the …
Continue your family’s UC benefits: Family member eligibility reverification is beginning soon
February 11, 2025
To make sure we use UC’s benefits resources wisely, UC is working with UnifyHR to confirm that your family members are still eligible to be …
UC launches federal updates website
February 7, 2025
UC is working to monitor developments and seek clarity on matters that may impact the university and our community.
UC’s WorkStrong program positions workplace injury as an opportunity for growth
February 6, 2025
The UC WorkStrong program provides personalized recovery support for employees who are injured on the job, helping to prevent future injuries.
UC is here to meet employee needs
February 6, 2025
UC is working to ensure that our valued employees have the resources they need to continue making our incredible impact possible.
Important changes for UC employees who don’t pay Social Security taxes
February 4, 2025
If you are a UC employee or retiree who has not contributed to Social Security (a group that includes some police officers and firefighters and individuals who opted not to participate in Social Security when it was first made available at UC in the 1970s), the recently signed Social Security Fairness Act may mean increases to your benefits.