This memo is to communicate changes to State travel reimbursement rates for calendar year 2019. These changes apply to the use of privately-owned automobiles (POA), authorized State Government-owned automobiles, and motorcycles used for official state purposes. The following rates are applicable to travel that occurs on or after January 1, 2019: Tier 1 Rates: Automobile – $0.58 […]
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Charge Up Your Wellness! Pre-Diabetes Prevention Program Interest Meeting
GHC Wellness is partnering with Floyd Medical Center to provide a Pre-Diabetes Prevention Program. We will be holding “class-zero” interest sessions with educators from Floyd. Pre-Diabetes prevention will be offered to all GHC employees and spouses for up to 15 people per cohort. If you are interested and qualify, the session will be held on: […]
New Floyd Campus Librarian
Please join us in welcoming Kristy Greene as the new Campus Librarian in Floyd! Originally from Nashville, Kristy grew up in Woodstock Georgia and got her bachelor’s in Secondary Education from Kennesaw State. With a master’s in Library and Information Science from Valdosta State University, she comes to GHC from the Paudling County Library System […]
Biweekly Payroll Reminder
Good Morning, Timesheet Approval for All Biweekly Employees Biweekly Employees: Please enter all time worked for the December 16-December 29, 2018 pay period by 10:00am, Friday, December 21th. You will need to estimate any time that will be worked for the week of December 24 – December 29. Additionally, all absence requests must be entered and approved by […]
USG eclips for December 19, 2018
University System News: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Five takeaways on new college enrollment report By Eric Stirgus Three Georgia schools – Emory University, Georgia Tech and Spelman College – joined a national effort two years ago to help more students from low-income households get into college and graduate. On Tuesday, the umbrella group for this effort, […]
Peoplesoft Upgrade
Due to a recent upgrade of PeopleSoft Financials (the system used for travel expense reports, ePro, etc.) we must change the way we log into Peoplesoft. The following explains step by step how to login going forward. If you want to create a direct link to make logging in easy, you will need […]
Jeans in January
Want to wear blue jeans to work in January? Here’s how: You can wear jeans to work any day of the month in January but you have to pay to play! (Participation is optional of course) To participate in “Jeans in January”, employees can pay $2 per day or $5 for 4 days for the […]
USG eclips for December 18, 2018
University System News: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Do we send kids to college for education or maturation? By Maureen Downey I was talking with a Georgia college professor about recent suicides on his campus. He made an interesting observation: Parents once sent their children off to college for an education. Now, parents expect colleges to provide […]
USG eclips for December 17, 2018
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Annual Compliance Training Deadline Extended to January 4th
Annual Compliance Training is required of all Georgia Highlands College employees each year. An online Annual Compliance Training course has been developed in Desire to Learn (D2L). Within this training there are: 12 modules to complete Three required forms to complete and upload or return to Human Resources. If you choose to submit […]