December Human Resource Services Newsletter–HR Source

Click here for the latest edition of HR Source, the Human Resource Services (HRS) monthly online newsletter.

The December newsletter covers:

December Holidays and Reduced Operations
Washington State Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
–    Tip sheet for handling holiday stress
–    Webinar orientation to the EAP program on December 6

Employee Recognition
–    Crimson Spirit Award recipient Tom Busch
–    Crimson Spirit Award nomination form
–    2017 Employee Recognition Reception on December 5

Benefits
–    Keeping your heart healthy at holiday meals
–    SitterCity Services available when traveling or working from different locations
–    Preretirement seminar on December 14

Skillsoft
–    Online training: Essential Mentoring Techniques
–    Ebook: Developing People
–    Instructor-Led Trainings in December

Modernization Initiative Updates

Questions? Please contact HRS at 509-335-4521 or hrs@wsu.edu.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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