Department pay training Jan. 9

By Communications staff, Washington State University

All departments must have two people who have been trained in inputting hours for hourly staff and reviewing gross pay for departmental employees.

  • You cannot access DEPTPAY without this training.
  • Authorized access to DEPPS is a prerequisite to attending this course.

The training is from 2 – 3:30 p.m. Jan. 9 in the Lighty Student Services Building, Room 401.

Originating in Pullman, this course is available statewide through Academic Media Services (AMS) videoconferencing.

Reserve your place now.

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