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The Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996 requires that the University disclose the salary and benefits paid in respect to employment by the University to faculty and staff who had earnings in the previous year of $100,000 or more.
Congratulations to the following individuals who were the successful candidates in recent job competitions.
Annual Pension Statements will be delivered March 20th.
T4s and T4As have been issued by internal mail for all active employees (just as pay stubs are issued); T4s and T4As for all others were issued through Canada Post to the address on file with Queen’s Human Resources.
In our continuing efforts to enhance services, the Client Service Team is pleased to announce the move to daily job postings.
This communication is to advise employees that 2012 T4 and T4As will be mailed to home addresses by February 28. Please review your home address on the top left corner of your paystub (see sample below), to ensure your T4 and/or T4A is sent to the correct address.
An issue has been identified regarding the dollar amount of payments made to a number of Graduate Research Assistants for the period ending January 31, 2013. The original payments were issued by Electronic Funds Transfer yesterday morning (Tuesday January 29th), and accompanying Payment Advice emails were sent out accordingly. It was identified that a number of these payments were for incorrect dollar amounts, following which a second round of payments were calculated to adjust total amounts paid out up to the proper amounts for the affected Graduate Research Assistants. This second round of payments has been processed today (Wednesday, January 30th), and therefore, the issue of incorrect payment amounts is now resolved.
The February and March monthly payroll calendars have been established. Please take note of the early payroll deadline dates of February 13th and March 14th to accommodate the production of T4s and the year-end process. The monthly payroll calendars for the remainder of the year will be posted by March 31st, 2013.
An issue has been identified regarding the dollar amount of payments made to a number of Graduate Research Assistants for the period ending January 31, 2013. These payments were issued by Electronic Funds Transfer this morning (Tuesday January 29th), and accompanying Payment Advice emails were sent out accordingly. The issue of incorrect payment amounts is currently being investigated with the utmost urgency. Further information on how the issue will be addressed will be made available as soon as is possible.
Queen's University is committed to ensuring the well-being of all community members in the event of an emergency. Creating emergency response plans for staff and faculty is one of many initiatives The University is undertaking in order be fully accessible by 2025 as mandated by the Ontario government’s Access for Ontarians Disability Act (AODA). Read more 'Link'
Members of the Queens Pension Plan can make Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs) by payroll deduction each month without interruption, subject to a monthly contribution limit based on annual pensionable salary.
The HR Office will be closed from 12:50 pm to 4:30 pm on Friday, January 25, 2013, to allow staff to attend a meeting. The office will reopen on Monday, January 28, 2013.
Are you a Timekeeper or Departmental HR Administrator who would like to use the HR PeopleSoft System with the assistance of an instructor? If so, visit the Human Resources PeopleSoft Drop-in Centre on
In collaboration with the Queen's Industrial Relations Centre (IRC), Queen's Human Resources (HR) is offering a specialized two day workshop "Managing in a Unionized Environment".
The annual general meeting of members of the Queen's Pension Plan, including retired members is Friday December 7, 2012 from 1pm to 3pm in Dunning Hall Auditorium.
Student Affairs is offering a 2-day course to improve mental health literacy at Queen’s. Spots for the upcoming session being held Tuesday, December 11 and Wednesday, December 12 are available to staff, faculty, and students.
Since the PeopleSoft implementation in March, YTD totals on paystubs did not include January and February 2012 earnings and deductions. This is because as we transitioned to PeopleSoft, YTD totals from the legacy system had to be converted and tested before being included on paystubs. Testing is complete and YTD totals on November paystubs will reflect current amounts for the 2012 calendar year.
Take Our Kids to Work Day is a national program for Grade 9 students organized by “The Learning Partnership” which many schools and employers across the country participate in. This program highlights the importance of education, skills development, and training while giving the Grade 9 students the opportunity to experience the world of work and the variety of career opportunities available to them.
The November and December Payroll calendars have been established. Please take note of the changes to the Monthly, Casual and Bi-Weekly Payroll cut-off dates.
Merit Appraisal and Salary Increase Program for senior non-academic administrators
Members of the Queens Pension Plan (QPP) with pensionable earnings under $155,000 can make Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs) to their pension accounts in one of two ways, either by monthly payroll deduction or by a single lump sum payment at the end of the year.
Seven months ago, Human Resources introduced the Client Service Team (CST) to the university at the same time as our transition to HR PeopleSoft. Since that time, we have had an opportunity to reflect on our ability to provide effective service to our clients and are pleased to announce the two final HR Advisor roles within CST have been filled. Resulting adjustments to client service portfolios have been made where necessary to better meet our client needs.
The Bank of Canada Plan registration System will be available starting Monday, October 01, 2012 and will be available until 8:00 am November 01, 2012.
The HR Office will be closed from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on Friday, October 12, 2012, to allow staff to attend a meeting. The office will open and the main phone line will be answered after 12:30 pm, Friday.
Letters will be distributed over the next few days (between Oct 5 and Oct 10) for those employees who received retroactive salary payments that were processed in the September monthly pay for the period of July 1, 2011 – June 30 2012 and July 1, 2012 – August 31, 2012.
Changes to the Canadian Pension Plan.
The Special Recognition for Staff Award recognizes staff members who consistently provide outstanding contributions during their workday, directly or indirectly, to the learning and working environment at Queen’s University at a level significantly beyond what is usually expected (e.g. improving the workplace efficiency, quality of worklife, customer services, problem –solving, etc.).
The United Steelworkers (USW) 2010 collective agreement was ratified on August 7, 2012. Salary adjustments for eligible employees in the USW Bargaining Unit were processed in the September monthly pay.
HR PeopleSoft Training Sessions for Timekeepers of USW bargaining unit employees will be offered in October. The course will provide participants with an in-depth understanding of existing Time Reporting Codes (TRC), Compensatory Plans (i.e. Overtime) and Schedules in HR PeopleSoft Time and Labour. Also covered will be new Time Reporting Codes (TRC) and Compensatory Plans for USW bargaining unit employees.
Staff who aspire to improving their skills and deepen their knowledge can sign up for a variety of individual workshops and certificate programs offered by Human Resources. Workshops begin the last week of September and continue through to the end of June.
The Casual and Biweekly payroll cut-off for the September 28th pay date has been changed to Monday September 17th at 4:30pm. This change is required as there are three pays occurring on September 28th, 2012 (Biweekly, Casual and Monthly).
The re-evaluation freeze that has been in place for positions in grades 2 through 9 (including General Staff, Research and United Steelworkers 2010 bargaining unit positions) will be removed, effective September 1, 2012.
Bill 55, provincial legislation passed in June, amends the Broader Sector Accountability Act, 2010 to include restraints on compensation for designated executives. These restraints are retroactive to March 31, 2012 replacing ones that expired then. While the university must abide by Bill 55 and the limits it places on broader public sector compensation, this in no way diminishes the value the university places on the employees’ contributions, nor on the significance of those contributions to the university’s collective commitment to excellence.
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In addition to the training being offered in collaboration with the IRC, the Employee and Labour Relations Unit will be conducting sessions to introduce managers to the new Collective Agreement with USW Local 2010 (General Support Staff, grades 2-9).
Information sessions and ratification of new collective agreement.
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A complete 2012 casual payroll calendar has been posted on the HR website.
Please see below for instructions on renewing research contracts and how the July 1, 2012 salary increase program will be applied. As the Contract Hire System is available and paper contracts are no longer needed, the process is different from previous years.
Join us each week for 45 minutes of outdoor activity. The ARC and HR have partnered to bring you certified trainers to lead an 8 week lunch-time series on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:05 to 12:50.
The HR Office will close at 3pm on Friday, May 11, to accommodate staff office moves.
This week monthly paid employees will receive the new HR PeopleSoft pay stub.
The Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996 requires that the University disclose the salary and benefits paid in respect to employment by the University to faculty and staff who had earnings in the previous year of $100,000 or more.
Queen’s will play a prominent role in the upcoming 2012 Special Olympics Provincial Games May 31-June 3rd .
Our group benefits carrier, Great-West Life, has provided new contact information for plan members requiring emergency medical assistance in Cuba.
Further to October’s financial update from Vice-Principal Caroline Davis and Provost Alan Harrison, the University has submitted its application to the Ontario government for temporary pension solvency relief.
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Following the transition to HR PeopleSoft in February, the Salary Requisition system used for one-time and additional payments to Queen’s faculty and staff will be decommissioned. Payments that used to be processed through this system will now be paid either through HR PeopleSoft Time & Labour or by using a new form
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New Workshops Available for 2012. Check out the learning catalogue and register for some workshops before they are full!
Members of the Queens Pension Plan (QPP) can make Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs) by payroll deduction each month without interruption, subject to a monthly contribution limit based on annual pensionable salary. Please click this link to access the form and table of maximum allowable contributions. This year’s deadline is February 1st in order to assist with HR’s mid-month conversion to PeopleSoft.
Congratulations to the Staff Appreciation Day Winners!
The Human Resources Department is pleased to announce the second offering of the Foundational Leadership Program for supervisors and managers.
Important February Dates to Remember
Important December Payroll Dates
The QUASR Executive Committee met earlier today and reviewed progress towards the January 1st implementation date for QUASR. The Executive Committee decided to provide extra time to ensure that configurations for individual departments and final updates to the system identified through extensive user testing have been verified. It will also provide an extra measure of assurance that appropriate security controls are in place as well as client services and help desk support for users during the transition. The new system will be implemented by the end of February, at the latest.
Online registration for the 2011 - 2012 academic year is now available