Faculty and academic professionals town hall: Learn about Workday

Join university leaders as they discuss the upcoming transition to Workday, ASU's new HR and payroll system that launches Dec. 23, 2024. They will speak about the new system, why ASU is moving to it and the benefits that faculty and academic staff can expect.

Watch the live town hall at McCord Hall on the Tempe campus. Seating capacity is limited to 165 on a first-come, first-served basis.

Note: Please register using your ASURITE email address — ASURITE ID@asu.edu.

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Speakers will include:

• Dr. Nancy Gonzales, executive vice president and university provost.
• Dr. Patricia Friedrich, vice provost for academic personnel.
• Michael G. Latsko, vice president and chief human resources officer.

ASU believes in giving its employees the best tools to help them work best. That is why it has invested resources in a multi-year project to move the university to Workday.

Workday combines finance, human resources and payroll systems into one location. ASU will have a single integrated system since it already uses Workday FMS as its financial management system. Users get a centralized location with convenient mobile access, a customizable home page and AI-powered assistance and search. 

Used by over 400 colleges and universities, Workday provides modern features that will help employees do things like:

• Access paystubs and payroll information. 
• Change and review benefits.
• Enter time off.
• Manage their employee profile. 
• Onboard and hire new employees.

Email the Workday project team with questions or for more information.