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ICYMI: Reminders about January pay date, W-2s, Flexible Spending Accounts

In case you missed these reminders earlier: Please check to see if there are any actions you need to take on your W-2 or Flexible Spending Account.


UCPath portal outage this week

In preparation for more UC locations joining UCPath, the online portal will have some down time beginning this week.


UC policy: No mailing or receiving personal packages at the office

UC mail services are for official university business only -- and that includes acceptance of delivery packages.


Seasonal office decorations: Safety tips

If you are decorating your workspace, have fun – but keep our offices safe by following these guidelines.


The UCPath online portal has a new look

  The next time you access the UCPath online portal, you’ll notice a few changes that will make it easier for you to view and manage your benefits, including: Personalized information at a glance: The dashboard


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UCOP Records Management survey: What you said

In response to your survey concerns, here's information on the many services that Records Management provides, including help with digitizing your files.


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Shopping online? Protect yourself with these tips.

Cybercriminals are out in force this time of year. Do you know all the ways to protect yourself?


Year-end reminders: January pay date, W-2s, W-4s, Flexible Spending Accounts

Please review this important information, as some items may require action on your part.


BRC Blast: Deadlines for year-end invoices

Be sure to allow enough time for BRC to process invoices that your vendors want paid by end of this year.


Offer extended: Save up to $10,000 on an electric vehicle by using UC discounts!

If you're thinking of purchasing an electric vehicle, check out these limited-time discounts and rebates.


Great ShakeOut this Thursday: How to prepare for the “Next Big One”

California is considered the highest risk earthquake area in the nation. A March 2015 U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) forecast predicts a 72 percent probability of a 6.7 or greater earthquake in the San Francisco