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    <Title>Welcome New HRIS Team Member: Crystal LaBeau</Title>
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          <div>As our campus community transitioned into 2022, the HRIS team welcomed a new team member. On January 3, 2022, Crystal LaBeau started as our new Human Resources Specialist I. </div>
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          <div>In the HR Specialist I role, Crystal will perform a variety of professional duties including but not limited to: data entry, data quality checks, reporting, PeopleSoft HR maintenance testing, and collaborating with HR team members on business continuity and enhancements. Crystal comes to us from Anne Arundel County Public Library where she has 8+ years of experience in database management, data analysis, reporting as well as serving as a liaison for system functionality and technical troubleshooting. Crystal holds a Bachelors in HR Management as well as a MBA. </div>
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          <div>As our team and department help Crystal with the training, please continue to send data entry questions and inquiries to my attention at <a href="mailto:mcnamara@umbc.edu">mcnamara@umbc.edu</a> or ext. 5-3646. </div>
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          <div>Please join me in welcoming Crystal to HR and UMBC! Crystal's contact information is <a href="mailto:clabeau@umbc.edu">clabeau@umbc.edu</a> and ext. 5-3695. </div>
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          <div>Thank you.</div>
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  <Title>Reminder: Submit &amp; Approve Time Sheets for PR14 by 1/6/2022</Title>
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    <div>Reminder:  Please be mindful that the time sheet for pay period 2022-14 (ending 1/1/2022) is the last time sheet that will be processed for calendar year 2021. <strong>PR14 timesheet submissions and approvals are <u>due by January 6, 2022</u></strong>. </div>
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    <div>Below are helpful factors that should be shared with supervisors and <u>leave eligible</u> employees. </div>
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    <li>To ensure that all leave is recorded and processed correctly for the 2021 calendar year, it is imperative that time sheets (<strong>pay period 14 and prior</strong>) are <strong>submitted and approved by</strong> <strong>Thursday, January 6, 2022</strong>. These time sheets must be processed in time entry for PR15.</li>
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    <li>Starting with the time sheet for pay period <strong>16</strong> (1/16/2022 thru 1/29/2022) and until the year-end leave process occurs, employees will notice the personal leave balance will reflect the unused personal hours from 2021 in addition to the hours for 2022. Any personal leave hours <u>used or processed in the system after</u> January 1, 2022 (ie. late time sheets or excess usage) will be <u>deducted from the 2022 personal leave balance</u>.</li>
    <li>Maximum annual leave carryover into 2022, for full-time employees, is 480 hours. Carryover hours are pro-rated for part-time employees.</li>
    <li>Supervisors should submit a Holiday Leave Carryover Exception Request Form (<a href="https://umbc.box.com/HolLeaveCarryoverExceptionPDF" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">https://umbc.box.com/HolLeaveCarryoverExceptionPDF</a>) for any employee approved to carry over unused holiday leave into calendar year 2022. The form must be signed by the Department Head and emailed to my attention for review and processing. Recommendation: Submit the waiver forms after January 7 to get an accurate account of the holiday(s) to carry into 2022.</li>
    <li>Employees will notice updated leave balances, inclusive of processed year-end figures, on the time sheet for <u>pay period 17</u> (ending 2/12/2022).</li>
    <li>Payroll Preparers will be able to run the detailed leave report (use pay run id 2022016) to review leave data inclusive of year-end processing. <strong><u>Helpful note</u></strong>: The steps for year-end leave processing are as follows:  (1) roll back excess or unused leave from 2021--applicable to annual and personal leave; (2) deduct leave used reported on time sheet 15; (3) add the leave accrual earned for PR15; (4) process manual adjustments entered by HR; and (5) calculate new ending leave balances. </li>
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    <div>If you have any questions, please contact me at <a href="mailto:mcnamara@umbc.edu">mcnamara@umbc.edu</a>. </div>
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    <div>Sherrell J. McNamara, HRIS Manager </div>
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  <Title>Submit &amp; Approve Time Sheets for PR14 by 1/6/2022</Title>
  <Tagline>Don't Miss the Deadline</Tagline>
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    <div>Please be mindful that the time sheet for pay period 2022-14 (ending 1/1/2022) is the last time sheet that will be processed for calendar year 2021. <strong>PR14 timesheet submissions and approvals are <u>due by January 6, 2022</u></strong>. </div>
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    <div>Below are helpful factors that should be shared with supervisors and <u>leave eligible</u> employees. </div>
    <div><ul>
    <li>To ensure that all leave is recorded and processed correctly for the 2021 calendar year, it is imperative that time sheets (<strong>pay period 14 and prior</strong>) are <strong>submitted and approved by</strong> <strong>Thursday, January 6, 2022</strong>. These time sheets must be processed in time entry for PR15.</li>
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    <li>Maximum annual leave carryover into 2022, for full-time employees, is 480 hours. Carryover hours are pro-rated for part-time employees.</li>
    <li>Supervisors should submit a Holiday Leave Carryover Exception Request Form (<a href="https://umbc.box.com/HolLeaveCarryoverExceptionPDF" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">https://umbc.box.com/HolLeaveCarryoverExceptionPDF</a>) for any employee approved to carry over unused holiday leave into calendar year 2022. The form must be signed by the Department Head and emailed to my attention for review and processing. Recommendation: Submit the waiver forms after January 7 to get an accurate account of the holiday(s) to carry into 2022.</li>
    <li>Employees will notice updated leave balances, inclusive of processed year-end figures, on the time sheet for <u>pay period 17</u> (ending 2/12/2022).</li>
    <li>Payroll Preparers will be able to run the detailed leave report (use pay run id 2022016) to review leave data inclusive of year-end processing. <strong><u>Helpful note</u></strong>: The steps for year-end leave processing are as follows:  (1) roll back excess or unused leave from 2021--applicable to annual and personal leave; (2) deduct leave used reported on time sheet 15; (3) add the leave accrual earned for PR15; (4) process manual adjustments entered by HR; and (5) calculate new ending leave balances. </li>
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