Bi-weekly pay conversion update

ANR has been informed that UC Davis will be mailing letters regarding the bi-weekly pay conversion to all affected (non-exempt) staff employees whose paychecks are generated by the Davis campus. These letters will be mailed to the affected employee’s home address.

ANR encourages ANR staff employees, directors and supervisors to visit the ANR Bi-weekly Pay Website at http://ucanr.edu/sites/payroll_info. The information on this site has been specifically tailored for ANR employees and will be updated regularly as we receive additional information. The website provides FAQs and general information (in English and Spanish) about the payroll conversion, as well as a general list of the affected payroll titles. The site will offer a link to a calculator that will help you get an idea of what your new bi-weekly income may look like. 

Webinars

UC Davis will host an informational webinar about the bi-weekly payroll conversion on Wednesday, Nov. 14, from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon:

• ReadyTalk
• Dial-in: (866) 740-1260 (for audio portion of presentation)
• Access Code: 7526381
• Web: http://www.readytalk.com (for video portion of presentation)
• Access Code: 7526381

The UC Davis webinar will give a brief overview of the conversion process to a bi-weekly pay cycle that will take place in January 2013. This session is intended for campus employees who will be affected by this transition and their supervisors.

Please note, ANR employees are invited to attend the UC Davis webinar, but the information is not tailored specifically to ANR. ANR will be hosting a similar webinar, tailored for ANR employees, after Nov. 14. Look for the date of this webinar in a future ANR Update.

If you have any questions or comments, please feel welcome to contact Linda Manton at lmmanton@ucanr.edu or (530) 752-0495, Nikki Humphreys at nrhumphreys@ucanr.edu or (530) 754-8510, or Cherie McDougald at cfmcdougald@ucanr.edu or (559) 646-6518.

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