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We offer challenging, meaningful work in an open environment that celebrates diversity in all its forms. One of Canada's Top 100 employers for over a decade, our focus is on creating a positive work environment that attracts and retains excellent employees through a combination of competitive compensation, opportunities for career growth, and a unique organizational culture.
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HR Service Centre
Faculty, staff, and librarians can find information and resources related to their employment, including access to Employee Self Service (ESS), benefits, retirement and pensions, educational assistance and tuition waivers, leaves, payroll, and more on our new knowledge base and support platform, the HR Service Centre.
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Employee & Family Assistance Program (EFAP)
Counselling and support for you and your family when dealing with challenging and stressful events in your life.
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Sustainable initiatives support employees’ emotional, financial, physical and social well-being.
Learn more about university offices dedicated to family care, health & wellness, equity and browse the Wellness Hub for related programming.
Stay well at U of TProfessional Development
The Centre for Learning, Leadership & Culture (LLC) promotes an inclusive culture anchored in employee development.
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The Bulletin Brief is the latest iteration in a 75-year tradition of news for U of T staff and faculty. Get important information and see how we are impacting the communities we serve.
About the Bulletin BriefA focus on our people
U of T's Janelle Taylor to study experiences, care needs of Alzheimer's patients
For the last 20 years of her life, Janelle Taylor’s mother lived with advanced dementia.
“Toward the end, I had a lot of responsibility for her care,” says Taylor, a professor of medical anthropology in the University of Toronto’s department of anthropology in the Faculty of Arts & Science.
The University of Toronto has teamed up with the City of Toronto and the Legacy Art Project to commemorate Terry Fox, the Canadian hero who – with one leg amputated due to cancer – embarked on a quest to run across Canada in 1980 to raise money for cancer research.
The city recently unveiled five shortlisted designs – submitted by local artists – for a giant mural of Fox on the north side of the university’s Rehabilitation Sciences Building at 500 University Avenue.
The University of Toronto is pledging to build the best systems and practices to protect its community members from sexual violence and harassment, support survivors and foster an environment of consent, accountability and respect.
President Meric Gertler said in a statement, following an Al Jazeera report, that he is committed to bringing necessary change in this area.
U of T is one of Canada’s top employers
We are proudly recognized as one of Canada's Top 100 Employers (2021), Canada's Best Diversity Employers (2021), Canada's Greenest Employers (2021), Canada's Top Family-Friendly Employers (2021), Greater Toronto's Top Employers (2021) and Canada's Top Employers for Canadians over 40 (2020).
