welcome to une

Welcome to the University of New England. Beginning a new job can be a daunting experience. The information in this section, along with the information provided to you by your department, is designed to assist your transition to your new position and the University.

Initial Essentials

Benefit Eligible Faculty and Professional Staff

Initial paperwork is completed through the UNE People Admin Records portal. Information on how to access the portal will be communicated in a separate email. Completion of these forms is the basis for establishing systems access and it is therefore recommended to complete them promptly.

Benefit elections will also be made through the People Admin Record portal. Before making those elections, be sure to review Benefits Resources for New Hires.

Adjunct Faculty and Part-Time or Temporary Professional Staff

Initial paperwork needs to be completed in order to establish system access. Completing paperwork early and returning the packet to your hiring supervisor or Human Resources facilitates systems set up.

You will need to present appropriate original documentation to an authorized representative of the university (supervisor, human resources representative, or other designated individual) to finalize your packet.

Initial paperwork

Resources

General Resources

Orientation and Required Training

Orientation and required training connect you to information, policies, and training required by various regulatory agencies. All employees, and any employee/volunteer working in sensitive areas (such as labs), or needing access to student information and systems, are required to complete training. Available 24/7 through online modules, training is assigned once you have appropriate computer access and varies based on your specific role and status within the University and complements explanations that you will receive from your manager and mentors.

Orientation and training communications are distributed through University email once you have system access. The HR Compliance Training Guide (PDF) answers many of the compliance training related questions you may have.

You may also want to access to the policy handbooks below for other important information.

Understanding Payroll

Understanding the payroll process, how it affects you, and what you can do to assure a smooth transition are important details as you begin employment with the University. Visit the payroll website to learn how to report time worked and leave time*.

 

*All leave time categories apply to each employment status. Please review the Personnel Handbook (PDF) for details regarding each type of leave time category.

Getting your ID card

  • Benefits-eligible individuals will complete the ID request form through the People Admin Records portal. Please complete all fields including needed building access. You may also upload a photo or visit the Safety and Security Office to have your photo taken.
  • All other adjunct faculty and temporary or part-time professional staff will bring your completed ID request form (PDF) to security to have your picture taken and ID Card processed.
  • ID cards may take 2 to 3 days for processing after receiving your picture and all necessary documents.
  • Carry your ID card with you at all times. It is your one card, all-access ID (PDF).
  • If you have questions about your ID card or if it is lost or stolen, please contact our Security Department ID Officer at (207) 602-2900 or extension 2900 from any UNE phone.

Technology at UNE

Information Technology Services is your resource for getting online, keeping your technology up-to-date, and staying connected with your colleagues on campus and beyond. From the day you begin your position at UNE, ITS provides you with tech support, opportunities for online learning, and access to resources to ensure you succeed in your position. Contact ITS regarding any questions you may have regarding U-Online, your email account or general access, and any additional support you need.

Parking at UNE

Parking Permits

Campus parking information can be found on the Office of Safety and Security website, including:

  • Interactive parking maps
  • Links to the permit store for obtaining parking permits
  • Instructions for how to obtain a parking permit
  • Guidance for parking during snow events
  • Information on general and special permit categories
  • Other useful information such as blue light call boxes, EV spaces, handicap spaces and lot designations.

For more information regarding purchasing parking permits, violations, or other parking-related questions email parking@une.edu.