Employment
Resources
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Human
Resources: HR is a valuable resource
for you as you begin your career at Yale.
The HR team can help you with an assortment
of questions including: benefits, recruitment,
and training, just to name a few.
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Employee Service Center: Your centralized resource for your questions regarding employee benefits, payroll and personal information.
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Benefits:
Information regarding your benefits. Questions regarding benefits should be referred to the Employee Service Center, your centralized resource for Human Resources information.
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Parking
and Transit: Information about the different
parking lots, minibus and shuttle service,
commuting alternatives, and links for commuters to New Haven and CT
busses and trains.
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Payroll:
Information regarding your paycheck. Questions regarding pay schedules, W-4 forms, and W-2 tax forms, should be referred to the Employee Service Center.
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ID
Cards:
Your ID card identifies you as a member of
the Yale University community. You should
carry it at all times for general identification,
entry to secure buildings, and discounts!
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Yale
Net ID: All Yale University students, faculty
and staff members are assigned a NetID. Your
NetID is automatically assigned to you by
the Human Resources Department system.
Central
Campus NetID
YSM
NetID
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Policies,
Procedures, and Forms:
Find the information and forms you need at
this website.
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Official
Yale Holidays:
Know the days that Yale considers Holidays.
Enjoy the time away.
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Gym
Membership:
Memberships in the Payne Whitney Gymnasium are available to
University students, staff, faculty, alumni,
retirees, spouses, and their dependants
sixteen to eighteen years of age living
at home.
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Health and Security
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Yale
Police: To learn more about Yale's police
force and crime prevention.
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University
Health Services: Learn about what University
Health Services offers, choose a primary care
physician, and what to do in case of a medical
emergency.
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Environmental Health & Safety: The Office of Environmental Health & Safety offers safety training, responds to emergencies, manages hazardous and regulated waste, conducts inspections of facilities and laboratories, and provides technical services that identify, evaluate and control potentially hazardous agents and situations.
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Help from the Experts
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Technology
Help: The folks in the Information Technology
Services (ITS) department are ready to help
you get set up, answer your questions about
wireless, and help you get any technology
you need.
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Travel:
When you need to get from here to anywhere,
Yale travel services can help you get there
- and back.
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Procurement:
For when you need to order everything from
paper clips to Bunsen burners.
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WorkLife
Program: The WorkLife program can help
you answer questions about Family, Work, Education,
Community, Body, and Spirit.
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News and People
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Working@Yale:
The online magazine for all Yale staff. Learn
about the great work you and your colleagues
are doing.
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Yale
Daily News: The nation's oldest college
daily newspaper.
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Office of Public Affairs and Communications: Learn about Yale events and
news.
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Phonebook:
A searchable tool to get everyone's name,
address, phone number, and email address.
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Other Links
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Visitors
Center: Learn more about the University
for yourself or check out the tour schedule
for when family and friends visit.
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Babysitting
Service: The Yale Babysitting Service
helps address the need for additional child
care options within the Yale University community.
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Yale
Typeface: Yale has its own font, designed
by a master typographer, that is appropriate
for all business use. |
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Yale
is a large organization, and it can be tough to
find what you need during those first few weeks.
We hope that the links below help you find what,
or who, you need.
