Updates

The myURHR Employee Spotlight celebrates the many faces behind the myURHR Change Network and project team as they help drive HR Modernization efforts forward through their contributions to the myURHR…

myURHR Training is underway for all faculty, managers, staff, student workers, and other University members. Visit MyPath to get started and follow the learning transcript to maximize your training experience.…

View the updated myURHR engagement activities timeline for a brief summary of what’s happening now through the December 16 go-live of myURHR, the University’s modern HR workspace replacing HRMS. Important…

The myURHR Employee Spotlight celebrates the many faces behind the myURHR Change Network and project team as they help drive HR Modernization efforts forward through their contributions to the myURHR…

Knowledge of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is essential if someone nearby suffers cardiac arrest. We saw it work for Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin on live TV, and there are similar…

The University of Rochester is sharing new information regarding the myURHR project timeline. The implementation of the myURHR Workday and UKG systems is undeniably one of the most intricate systems…

The financial incentive for University employees is also more than doubling Sixteen years ago, the University of Rochester in collaboration with the City of Rochester, participating local lending institutions, and…

The myURHR Summer Readiness Tour is visiting locations all over the University of Rochester. This tour helps broaden awareness that HRMS will be replaced by myURHR on December 16. Hundreds…

Have you registered for myURHR training in MyPath? Managers and coordinators (including PAFers) are strongly encouraged to sign up for instructor-led trainings (ILTs) as they provide optimal opportunities to interact…

Effective July 2024, to enhance efficiencies during the University’s transition to myURHR, employees holding more than one position at the institution will have their pay groups aligned into one pay…