Please contact the Department of Human Resources at (402) 472-3101 or the Director of Employee Relations at (402) 472-3106 with any questions regarding the Human Resources Policies and Procedures.
Leave Options
Selected HR Policies
- Work Schedules
- Probationary Period
- Performance Standards
- Performance Evaluations
- Salary Changes
- Transfer
- Employee & Dependent Scholarship Program
- Human Resources Services and Staff Listing
- Equal Employment Opportunity Policy
Time Off, Timekeeping
- Certification of Health Care Provider
- Crisis Leave Request
- Family Medical Leave
- Holiday Leave
- Holiday Schedule
- Inclement Weather
- Sick Leave
- Vacation Leave
- Workers Compensation
Other Policies of Interest to Employees
Other Departments of Interest to New Employees
- Environmental Health and Safety
- Office of Equity, Access and Diversity Programs
- NCard Office
- Parking Services
Where can you find Human Resources Policies and Procedures?
Information in this Policies and Procedures section applies to Office/Service and Managerial/Professional employees. All of the UNL Human Resources Policies and Procedures are available for review at: http://bf.unl.edu/hrpolicy/
Also, printed copies of the Policies and Procedures are available at the following locations:
- Love Library, City Campus. Inquire at the circulation desk near the entrance.
- C. Y. Thompson Library, East Campus. Inquire at the circulation desk near the entrance.
- Nebraska Union, City Campus. Inquire at the information desk.East Union, East Campus. Inquire at the information desk.
Appointment Types
Office/Service Employees are paid hourly and receive paychecks every two weeks. These employees are non-exempt from overtime or compensatory time, which means Office/Service employees earn overtime or compensatory time if they actually work more than 40 hours (50 hours for most agricultural employees) during a workweek.
Managerial/Professional Employees are either paid hourly or paid a monthly salary if they are exempt from overtime or compensatory time. Exempt employees are not eligible for overtime if they work more than 40 hours during a workweek. Non-exempt mployees earn overtime or compensatory time if they actually work more than 40 hours (50 hours for most agricultural employees) during a workweek.
Academic/Administrative Employees - Faculty members and certain administrators are assigned to an Academic/Administrative appointment. These employees should contact their respective unit administrators or Academic Affairs with questions they may have about employment conditions.
HR Calendar (All HR Events)
HR News
- Changes to Employee & Dependent Scholarship Application
- Lactation Support Program Policy
- 2009/2010 Flu Season Employee Attendance Policy
- E-Verify: Frequently Asked Questions
- The Employee Assistance Program has moved
- New Office Location for Employment and Benefits Functions
- New I-9 Available in SAPPHIRE - Form
- 2009 Federal Tax Withholding Information
- 2009 New Employee Orientation Schedule
- Regulations under the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA)

