About the Registry (Article 26.10)

The Partial-Load Registry allows current or previously employed partial-load employees of Humber College to register their interest in being employed as a partial-load faculty for the 2022 calendar year. Registered partial-load employees will be eligible for priority hiring for available partial-load work based on the criteria set out in Article 26.10 of the OPSEU Academic Collective Agreement. To learn more about the Registry, visit the Humber Faculty Union website.

When and where do I register?

We are pleased to announce that registration for the 2022 calendar year will begin on June 10, 2021. The deadline to register is October 30, 2021. Please note that registration in previous years does not carry over; all faculty must register their interest annually. The college and union highly encourage all partial-load faculty to tender a submission for the Partial-Load Registry.

In order to register for the Partial-Load Registry, please find the access point on the front page of the Humber Human Resources webpage or go to the link at hrs.humber.ca/partialloadregistry.

To register, you will require your Humber employee number as well as your N number. Your Humber employee number can be found on your pay stub, or you can ask your supervisor for it. You N number is used to log into the system. Once you register, you will receive an email confirmation at the email address provided. Please retain the confirmation for your records.

Questions?

Should you have any questions about the Partial-Load Registry procedures, please speak with your Associate Dean, your Human Resources Business Partner (x5001), or your union (info@opseu562.org).

Have a great summer and thank you for all of your contributions to Humber College. We look forward to having you register for future partial load employment.

Sincerely,

Humber Libraries mourns the loss of the 215 children found at the Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia, and recognizes this tragedy as part of an ongoing legacy of racism, discrimination and violence against Indigenous peoples in Canada.

At the library, we continue to build resource collections that uncover the truth of the genocide that occurred in Canada's Residential School system. We work to find resources that include residential school survivor's stories so that these legacies, ongoing traumas, and truths are not lost.

Visit our Library Spotlight to browse selected resources on this topic.

As part of the construction of the future Finch West Light Rail (LRT) line, crews will be working at the intersection of Humber College Blvd and Highway 27. Work is required to be done from June 1, 2021 until June 4, 2021, approximately. Eastbound curb lane at Humber College Blvd from east of Highway 27 to the west of the hospital entrance will be closed. There will be a paid duty officer and flaggers to control traffic. Sidewalks will remain open to pedestrians.

Work hours:

• Tuesday, June 1, 2021 from 7 a.m. until June 4, 2021, at 7 p.m., approximately.
• Work may be rescheduled due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.

What to expect:

• Heavy trucks and equipment in the area.
• Due to the nature of this work, at times there will be noise and vibration around the work area.
• Vibration monitors will be installed, if needed.

Traffic and pedestrian details:

• Lane closures are required to safely conduct the work.
• There will be one EB lane open.
• Bus stops are not impacted.
• Please take extra care when navigating near work zones, and always make eye contact with the driver.
• Access to TTC will be maintained at all times.
• Please visit www.ttc.ca for more information.

The 2020 Humber Varsity Graduation Tour has earned Humber College its second Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Innovation Award.

Notwithstanding the COVID-19 pandemic, Varsity Academic Coordinator Mallory Lawton desperately wanted graduating student-athletes at the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) institution to experience some sort of special ceremony and the 'Graduation Tour' was created.

Lawton travelled across Ontario to bring a socially distanced graduation ceremony to nearly 50 Humber student-athletes. She created personalized signs, with caps and gowns, bringing graduation to their homes.

Find the full story by visiting humberhawks.ca.