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HRDI Email to Campus Employees: Guidance for all employees from HRDI

Thursday March 12, 2020 9:34 am

Fellow Titans,

There still have been no presumptive or confirmed cases related to the University. HRDI has received feedback that our messaging about Coronavirus and the university’s expectations during this time may not have been clear.

The university remains open
All employees are expected to report to work as normal. Faculty and academic student employees are making adjustments to their method of instruction at this time.
All offices and departments are expected to be open as normal
If any employee has a concern about reporting to work, they should contact their manager or HRDI
- Managers in consultation with HRDI are empowered to approve telecommuting on an emergency basis
Additional information is here: http://coronavirus.fullerton.edu/frequently-asked-questions/

Please let us know if you have any additional questions or concerns.

Sincerely,

David Forgues, Ph.D., SHRM-SCP
Vice President
Human Resources, Diversity & Inclusion

A Message From President Virjee

President Virjee

I used to say that my least favorite workdays are the ones in which I am unable to escape my office on the 10th Floor of College Park to explore the campus and engage with all of you where you are most at home – on and in your classrooms, laboratories, recital halls, and fields of play. Today, as we turn the corner on our third month away from campus, I freely admit that I have a new perspective by which to measure my “least favorite” way to work, and I know I am not alone. Indeed, like all of you, I cannot wait to return to campus, and I applaud your patience and flexibility as we begin a measured, phased-in return that aligns with our ongoing twin touchstones — the health and safety of all Titans and the continuity of high-quality education with unobstructed paths to degree.