Whether you’re a new or veteran telecommuter, LinkedIn Learning has a range of supportive classes and workshops to boost your productivity and skills. Get tips for remote work, time management, communication, self-care and more.

The situation around COVID-19 is rapidly evolving. Learn more about how UCOP is responding and how to keep yourself healthy.

The vice-chancellor of information technology at UC Santa Cruz recently talked to UCOP’s Jeané Blunt about diversity and inclusion initiatives, and his thought leadership at UC.

If you’d like to flex your political power by participating in federal and state primary elections on March 3, make sure you register by Tuesday, Feb. 18.

Whether showcasing a University of California campus or starring a UC alum, the movie world has long loved UC. In honor of Oscars season, here are some of our favorite moments of UC caught on film, and the prizes we think they should receive.

Flex your political power by participating in federal and state elections. The registration deadline for the March 3 California primary is next Tuesday, Feb. 18.

On Wednesday, Feb. 5, the OP Staff Assembly sponsored UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May for an informative and inspiring Chancellor Chat with UCOP staff.

Need a refresh in your outdoor gear for the new year? Take advantage of this exclusive discount for UCOP employees on Columbia Sportswear brands — available Feb. 7-16.

New Learning and Development courses include webinars from popular learning and development provider People-OnTheGo, as well as many live, online technical trainings.

The 2019 Employee Engagement Survey results are in. Learn how to interpret them and what efforts are planned to address them at an event with your colleagues.

With a bake sale, white elephant sale and silent auction filled with fabulous prizes, it’s never been easier to help UC Legal make money in support of a great cause. All of this year’s proceeds will support the Alameda County Food Bank.

Ever get stuck with a bad feeling about something that you can’t shake off? Your brain may be to blame: It’s hardwired to seek and remember negative information.