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This policy describes requirements under the Federal Pay Transparency Act.
This policy clarifies the payment of wages to an active employee's estate at the time of their death.
Faculty and staff may elect a preferred professional name through Human Resources by accessing Employee Self Service and updating the preferred first, middle or last names on the Personal Information form.
All employees who receive tips from customers must report the amount for each pay period.
This policy and the associated procedures are designed to address allegations of certain forms of research misconduct (specifically: fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism) in the performance of research activities conducted under the auspices of the College, whether or not they are externally funded.
This policy describes the eligibility criteria for retiree health benefits.
This policy outlines the general plan rules for the retirement program sponsored by Dartmouth including information about the plans' administration and required legal notices.
Full- and part-time regular employees, as defined in the Employment Status policy, are governed by a set of separation policies. Employment for temporary employees may be terminated at any time, for any reason, with or without prior notice.
Policy defines eligibility for the Seven Percent Special Benefit.
Employees are prohibited from directly soliciting other employees during work hours or in Dartmouth work areas with the sole exception of the annual United Way Campaign.