The revisions toUniversity Policy 87 are intended to update references and titles, add a reference to the federal Drug Free Workplace Act, clarify the role of the Counseling Center, and rectify some ambiguities in language.
The revisions to University Policy 101.9 reflect changes in the Employee Assistance Program, namely, replacement of references to the Counseling Center with a third party behavioral health organization, Deer Oaks.
This University Policy has been revised both to to bring it in line with current practice and in response to a recent internal audit.
This University Policy has been revised to conform with changes to UNC Board of Governors Policy 1000.2.2and Regulation 1000.2.2.1[R], which increase the number of classes for which constituent institutions may waive tuition from two to three per year. A few additional changes have been made for clarification.
This University Policy has been revised as follows:
This University Policy is revised primarily to bring it into compliance with current practice and recent organizational changes to the University and the UNC Charlotte Foundation..
This University Policy addresses mandatory vs. voluntary cost sharing, and distinguishes between voluntarycommitted cost sharing and voluntary uncommitted cost sharing. These are important distinctions, and faculty who are anticipating cost sharing in proposal budgets should review this new Policy.
Revision Effective: March 4, 2005
Policy Effective: July 1, 2005
The title of this Policy has been revised to more accurately reflect its subject.
This University Policy authorizes the Director of the Office of Continuing Education, Extension, and Summer Programs to provide a discount, not to exceed 50%, on the registration fee for courses offered by that office to be charged to any "qualified employee," as that term is defined in the policy.
The changes to this University Policy clarify which positions are deemed to be Essential Personnel for purposes of reporting during inclement weather and other unusual conditions. The changes also encourage department heads to provide food and shelter for Essential Personnel when they must report to campus in order to address problems previously faced by personnel who, due to weather, could not return home or retrieve food. The changes also address how employees who are paid on an hourly basis and who do not earn leave credit will be paid for periods when the University is closed or when the employee believes that travel is unsafe.