Events
- Get set for summer 2024
- Community Event
- Fit February
- Employee Winter Celebration 2023
- Active Autumn
- Start of year celebration
- Get set for summer
- Ukraine Concert
- hello spring
- Winter Fitness Programme
- IUA HR Conference
- Employee Winter Celebration
- Autumn Fitness
- Autumn Fitness Team Challenge
- Bike Expo 2022
- Thank You Day
- World Mental Health Day
- Workplace Wellbeing Day 2022
- Puck and chat
- UCD Bike Day
- Spring Into Summer
- Climb Lyons Hill
- Return to the workplace webinars 2022
- Five Plus Challenge
- Financial Wellbeing
- UCD Values
- UCD Awards page
- Engagement Policies
- Volunteering
- Special Offers
- Children's colouring books
- Employee Clubs
- Strictly UCD 2017
Engagement Policies
Thursday, 2 June, 2022
Employee Volunteering Policy
UCD seeks to play a leading role in the socio-economic and cultural development of the communities that it serves and to continually animate our values, in particular those of engagement, integrity and diversity. As part of its commitment to community engagement, the University has introduced an Employee Volunteering Policy. This policy supports our employees by allowing them to allocate work time to engage in volunteering activities. Find out more on the volunteering page.
Out of Hours Email Policy
The purpose of this policy is to make it clear to employees that they are not expected to read or reply to emails outside of their normal working hours, except in exceptional situations. This policy is designed to promote employee wellbeing by demonstrating the importance of recovery time away from work and support other policies such as Core Meeting Hours which promote a family-friendly working environment. (opens in a new window)View the policy in the Governance Document Library.
Engaging Research and Teaching-Active Retired Faculty Policy
Research and teaching-active retired faculty are a valuable resource for the University with a wide range of skills, knowledge and contacts that we wish to see encouraged and recognised. Active retired faculty can play a role on the national and international stage, greatly enhancing the reputation of the University through activities such as research and publication, mentoring and coaching (faculty & students), networking and advocating, and guest lecturing and tutoring.
Learn more on the Research & Teaching Active page.