In Human Resource
Services we work hard to keep ourselves aligned with the vision of the
University. Here's how we talk about what we do and how we do it:
UVM's Human Resource Services has adopted the Mission, Vision and Values of the University's Division of Finance and Enterprise Services.
Trusted Partner . . . Smart Solutions
At the heart of the new Human Resource Services Group (HRS) model is a redesigned business plan guided by principles of partnership, collaboration, strategic thinking and business process improvement.
You can get a quick visual portrayal of our structure by taking a look at our Orb Chart.
HRS Operations is the name of the HRS unit that deals primarily with data and transactions, under the direction of Lee Stewart. The work formerly done by Benefits, Employment and Payroll/Records falls under the purview of this group, along with several new initiatives.
HRS Organizational Services is the name of the HRS unit that deals primarily with people and planning, under the direction of Joel Shapiro. Much of the work formerly done by the Staff Employee and Labor Relations office, University Training and Development, the Employee Assistance Program, the Wellness Program and advising on Classification and Compensation issues falls under the purview of this group, along with new programs and initiatives.
HRS Allied Services refers to two auxiliary service units that work closely with HRS, but report elsewhere. HRS Information Technology personnel support the human resource operation while reporting to Enterprise Technology Services. Faculty Services & Faculty Labor Relations is housed in 228 Waterman, working with HRS while reporting to the Provost's office.
We are committed to fulfill our service promise: “Trusted Partner . . . Smart Solutions.” That phrase really captures for us the essence of our reorganization. We trust that it will reflect your experience with HRS in the days to come, and we genuinely look forward to every opportunity to serve you.
Last modified November 13 2009 09:04 AM