Upload your COVID-19 booster info by March 15
UCOP employees eligible for a booster vaccination should have obtained one by Jan. 31. Those who are not yet eligible must get their booster within 30 days of eligibility. Here's how to report yours.
UCOP employees eligible for a booster vaccination should have obtained one by Jan. 31. Those who are not yet eligible must get their booster within 30 days of eligibility. Here's how to report yours.
UC is providing up to 80 hours of 2022 Emergency Paid Sick Leave for full-time UC employees and the two-week equivalent for part-time employees.Â
All employees and visitors must continue to wear a face-covering when at a UCOP location.
UCOP’s test-to-return/test-to-stay approach moves most to at-home testing to help mitigate community transmission in the office.
EVP/COO Rachael Nava provides an update on our return to on-site operations status, COVID-19 testing and new mask requirements — cloth masks are no longer sufficient.
EVP/COO provides an update on UCOP’s upcoming plans and requirements related to COVID-19 and our return to on-site operations.
Check out these tips from the California Department of Health to help you and your family be COVID-safe.
Access the event recording, presentation and responses to pre-submitted questions.
President Drake encourages all staff to get a booster as soon as you’re eligible.
Current, new and future COVID-19 testing programs will support employee well-being at all UCOP locations.
Thanks to spread-reduction efforts, a lower proportion of students on UC campuses tested positive for coronavirus than the population in surrounding communities.
Dr. Tomás Aragón has released a new video sharing important advice on when you should consider getting a COVID-19 test.