Oct 10
World Mental Health Day
The Days of Action Committee is facilitating the following events:
Oct 10, 2023 12:30PM - 1:50PM:
Mental Health Panel and Discussion
Oct 12, 2023 12:00PM - 1:00PM:
Mindfulness Walk
About HRHSE
HRHSE supports the university’s mission by creating a safe, values-driven and supportive environment where our people can flourish professionally and personally. We are trusted strategic partners and recognized experts, driving continuous improvement.
HRHSE champions a culture where we actively commit to living our values, nurturing an environment where every team member feels safe, valued and empowered. We incorporate our values of caring, respect, accountability, and integrity into everything we do.
Centres of Expertise
HRHSE is made up of five teams – four centres of expertise and a team of human resource service partners – that are responsible for providing the highest quality services to our campus community.
Employee + Labour Relations
- Collective Agreements and Handbooks
- HR Policy
- Complaints and Grievances
- Employee and Labour Relations Advice
Organizational Development + Talent Management
- Succession and Performance
- Leadership and Learning
- Talent Acquisition Strategy
- Culture and Engagement
- Recognition
Total Rewards
- Organizational Design
- Compensation
- Benefits and Pension
- Job Evaluation
- Health and Well-being
Health, Safety + Environment
- Culture of Care Safety Action Plan
- Legislation and Policy
- Program Management and Delivery
- Reporting and Investigations
HR Partnerships
- Human Resources Client Service Delivery
- Solutions-Focused Trusted Advisors and Relationship Builders
Shared Services
HRHSE works closely with Shared Services. The Shared Services HR Services team is available to help faculty and staff with many day-to-day HR activities.
A Culture of Care
Employees have every right to expect they will return to their families healthy and safe at the end of their day. The same holds true for members of the public who access university services. An embedded safety culture means elevating health and safety to a core value within the U of A – it means a university commitment to the physical, psychological and cultural safety and well-being of the university community. Learn more about A Culture of Care, the U of A’s three year safety action plan.
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