The Office of Human Resources' Equal Opportunity & Resolution Management team has a message for the Tulane community, read the full letter here to learn about available resources and support.

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Tulane Living Well Clinic will be hosting a series of on-campus Flu Clinic Fairs for faculty and staff. Visit the Flu Clinic Fairs webpage to view the schedule and learn more.

Child/Dependent in the Workplace Guidelines

With summer approaching, employees are asked to review the university's guidelines related to bringing a child or dependent to work.

Tulane University values an atmosphere that fosters a work-life balance between work and family responsibilities.  The University believes in an environment that is conducive to work and in which the health and safety concerns of employees, students, staff, and children are respected and disruptions are minimized.  Our facilities and grounds may present a variety of potential hazards to individuals, and these are greater for children who often lack the hazard recognition abilities of an adult.  The goal of the University is to address the concerns of all parties when a child is in the workplace, minimize the risk of injury, and promote a safe work environment.  Therefore, dependents are not permitted to attend work with their parents during the summer or other times of the year.  Parents and caregivers must make arrangements for dependent care outside of the work environment.

For childcare information for the summer months, you may refer to a recent issue of Gambit Magazine, which published a list of summer camps in the Greater New Orleans area.

If you have any questions, please contact your HR business partners by emailing HRBP@wave.tulane.edu  or find your representative in our HR Business Partners Directory