Stanford is currently in Stage 2 of the restart process. Only essential workers, authorized researchers and laboratory support personnel and those with permission to be on campus to prepare the campus for restart should be on campus at this time.

After much consideration and careful planning, this year’s budgetary challenges have unfortunately resulted in 208 permanent layoffs. They have also required 30 temporary layoffs (furloughs).  Units across the university were able to avoid even greater workforce reductions by permanently eliminating…

An FTE reduction occurs when an employee’s standard work hours, or Full-Time Equivalent (FTE), is adjusted from full-time to part-time. An employee’s work hours may be reduced for a temporary duration or permanently.

A fixed-term employee refers to an employee whose appointment has a specified end date.

A contingent employee refers to a temporary or casual employee who works limited hours during the year, and is generally not guaranteed a particular number of hours per week or duration of assignment.

Your manager and local Human Resources representative are available to answer questions and provide assistance about the layoff process. You may also contact University Human Resources – Employee & Labor Relations at (650) 721-4272 or stanfordelr@stanford.edu. …

The following resources are available to an employee who may need support: Faculty Staff Help Center (also available to employees impacted by permanent layoff for up to three months following layoff)Office of the OmbudsOffice for Religious Life…

Employees who are required to quarantine due to personal travel may use vacation/PTO/floating holiday or may take an unpaid leave of absence. For information about the university’s travel guidance, visit Health Alerts. If you are required to self-isolate because…

While the university has started its staged restart to campus operations, university business travel, including travel to any Stanford campus will remain suspended until at least September 1, 2020. Learn more about the university’s updated travel policy here.

Yes. Parking permit requirements have resumed at Stanford’s main campus and Stanford Redwood City. With some exceptions, mainly for carpools and vanpools, Stanford’s parking program returned to the same system as before the shelter-in-place orders, including rates, enforcement,…