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Glossary of Human Resource Terminolgy

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COS

College of Science, OSU

DAS

Department of Administrative Services, State of Oregon

DEV

PEBB Dependent Eligibility Verification program

DMV

Department of Motor Vehicles, State of Oregon

DOL

Department of Labor (Federal Agency)

DPS

Department of Public Safety, OSU

DVP

Dean/Vice Provost

DW

Data Warehouse

EAIP

Employer at Injury Program

EBook

Employee Handbook

Eclass

Employee Class Code (same as ECLS)

ECLS

Employee Class Code

ECS

Enterprise Computing Services, Information Services, OSU

EEO

Equal Employment Opportunity

EEOC

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (Federal Agency)

EPAF

Electronic Personnel Action Form

ER & I

Formerly Employee Records and Information. Now rolled into Strategic and Technical Services, Office of Human Resources, OSU

ERCC

Employment Relations, Classification, and Compensation

ERTW

Early Return to Work

ES

Employment Services, Office of Human Resources, OSU

F & A

Finance and Administration Division, OSU

family and medical leave act

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law designed to help you preserve your job and benefits when you need time off from work to take care of a new child or deal with serious health situations involving your family or yourself. FMLA can help you be confident of your decisions as you balance family needs with your work schedule. You can take time off to attend to such critical life events without losing your employment and health insurance coverage.

FERPA

Family Education Rights and Privacy Act

FIS

Banner Financial Information System

FLSA

Fair Labor Standards Act

Contact Info

Office of Human Resources,
Oregon State University,
122 Kerr Administration Building,
Corvallis, OR 97331-2132
Phone: 541-737-3103
Fax: 541-737-7771 or 541-737-0553.
E-mail
A division of Finance & Administration.
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