Employee Assembly
Employee Assembly Survey Gauges Employee Satisfaction, Effects of ‘Bureaucratic Red Tape’
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Administered by the Survey Research Institute, the survey covered nearly 5,000 non-academic staff, with a response rate of 68 percent.
DACA
Employee Assembly Votes to Support DACA Students, Discusses Transportation and Parking Concerns
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The Cornell Employee Assembly unanimously voted to pass a resolution to declare its support for undocumented students under the Deferred Action of Children Arrivals program.
News
Dept. of Transportation Presents Campus Safety Findings to Employee Assembly
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In 2016, the University received three reports of conflicts between pedestrians and motor vehicles, according to Brady. She stressed that these were just the reported conflicts and that many others go unreported.
Employee Assembly
E.A. Explores Changing Academic Calendar, Encourages Web Accessibility
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“It’s putting people in a very uncomfortable circumstance where they have to explain themselves,” he said. “This resolution makes it very clear that all the downstream systems have to change by a particular date.”
Employee Assembly
Employee Assembly Advances Plans to Make Cornell Carbon Neutral
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“We can build the greenest buildings here, but if you as an occupant don’t know how to use the green features of the building or we don’t have a culture of suitability here, we’re never going to reach our aspirational goals of carbon neutrality,” Brylinsky said.
Employee Assembly
Rawlings Addresses Employee Assembly, Vows to Promote ‘One Cornell’
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His ‘mantra’ includes reviewing undergraduate curriculum, mending racial divisions and encouraging Cornell to act as an example by being a “unified community” — all ideas that Rawlings has previously addressed before the Faculty Senate and Graduate and Professional Student Assembly.
Employee Assembly
Employee Assembly Seeks to Sustain Emergency Care Fund
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McKinney described the Emergency Care Fund as being “truly active.” She said employees who are granted access to the funds received between $200 and $1,500 in their paychecks.
Tobacco Policy
Employee Assembly Takes Up Talk of Making Cornell Campus ‘Tobacco-Free’
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This discussion of tobacco policy comes a day after the University Assembly discussed establishing a team to investigate a University tobacco policy change.
ban the box
Cornell Employee Assembly Announces University’s Intention to ‘Ban the Box’
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Although not all details have been decided, Cornell expects to advance the policy barring significant complications.
ban the box
Employee Assembly Pressures Cornell to ‘Ban the Box’
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Current legal guidelines stipulate that employers cannot discriminate based on prior convictions alone, which can be difficult to prove, according to Garrison Lovely ’16, co-founder and president of the Prison Reform and Education Project.