Get to know the regulations and come to the matinee
Dear colleagues,
after a semester that finally took place without any major epidemiological constraints, we find ourselves in the exam period. However, in addition to the activities usually associated with it, we have two extraordinary events to look forward to.
The first of these may cause some of us some displeasure and a feeling of unnecessary extra bureaucratic work. We should, in fact, during this year gradually become familiar with the important regulations governing the running of our alma mater. We are obliged by law to familiarise our staff with our internal regulations, and if we have decided to pursue the HR Award, which has brought and will undoubtedly bring many positives to our faculty, we must demonstrate that the environment in our faculty is transparent and that everyone is aware of the regulations that govern it. The HR Award team, in collaboration with the Faculty Academic Senate, has done their best to make the whole process as simple, supportive, and consistently helpful as possible.
The second event is an afternoon matinee entitled Faculty to Self. I would like to join Vice-Dean Jastrzembska's invitation for several reasons. The most compelling is certainly what we have gone through against our will in the past two years, and what we want to believe is behind us. We have experienced firsthand how unfortunate it is when we cannot meet in person. So let's take the opportunity to talk - perhaps about familiarisation with the regulations - to delight our senses by eating goodies in the fresh air, but most importantly to be together for a while. I firmly believe that this makes sense.
It will enable employees to receive updates on changes to internal regulations in a prompt manner and provide them with a place where they can conveniently refer back to any regulations.
On Monday 27 June we are planning a meeting in the Faculty Courtyard with refreshments, space for informal discussions, and maybe even some entertainment. You can participate in the exact shape of the event.
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Mon 27 Jun 2022
Faculty to Self. Afternoon matinee at the beginning of summer
From 13:30 we invite you to an informal meeting in the Faculty Courtyard. You can let us know your preliminary participation via the questionnaire.