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Implementing COVID-19 protocols to support our return to on-site operations

From social distancing to sanitation stations, here's a preview of what to expect when we return to the office.


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May 28 update from Rachael Nava: UCOP’s Return to Normal Operations (R2NO)

Last Thursday, EVP/COO Rachael Nava sent an update to staff about what to expect as UCOP works to continue its R2NO planning.


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New timekeeping codes for COVID-19 leave

Time reporting system updates will make it easier for you to report COVID-19-related leave.


Software updates to your UCOP Windows device

Good news: Even though you’re not connected to the UCOP network, your software will be updated.


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Oakland office consolidation update

Despite extraordinary circumstances, we’ve continued to make progress on our Oakland office consolidation. The temporary halt in construction has moved the completion of the 1100 Broadway building from June 1 to September 1, 2020.


UCPath maintenance from May 22-27

Remember to download your W2 or other needed forms before the outage begins.


UCPath maintenance from April 29 through May 5

If you’ve been putting off doing taxes and have an online W-2, remember to download needed forms before the outage begins.


Tax-form check-off funds two cancer-fighting UC programs

President Napolitano shares how you can contribute to two highly regarded cancer research programs administered by UC when you complete your California 540 Income Tax Return.


Oakland construction and garage closures

Get the latest on construction outside the 1111 Franklin St. building throughout the month of March.


Will your phone know it’s UCOPAlert calling?

If you’ve already signed up for UCOPAlert — our off-hours emergency alert system — that’s great. But have you also saved the phone number and text codes so your phone recognizes UCOPAlert? Here’s what to do (and how to sign up for UCOPAlert, if you haven’t yet).