Workplace Guidance

    Workplace Guidance

    Prepare for Your Return
    What to Expect on Campus
    Workplace and Leadership Resources
    Returning to Yale: Snapshots

    I hope you will join me in greeting the new academic year with gratitude for the resilience of our community, with excitement about the prospect of being able to support one another and Yale’s mission in person, and with a continued commitment to safeguarding our community’s health. -President Salovey

    Yale’s COVID-19 Website

    Vaccine Information

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    Prepare for Your Return

    The following resources have been compiled to support the return to on-campus work and ensure that the Community is prepared to follow Yale’s Health and Safety guidelines.

    Take These Actions

    Follow Health Standards

    Utilize Support Resources

    What to Expect on Campus

    Mask GuidanceMask Guidance
    View EHS guidance and univeristy requirements for mask-wearing.
    Required VaccinationRequired Vaccination
    Follow Yale’s Vaccination Program requirements.
    Our BuildingsOur Buildings
    Learn about building optimizations, levels of cleaning, and more.
    TravelTravel
    Review the policy on university-sponsored and personal travel.
    Events and More Events and More
    Follow protocols for events, gatherings, and meetings.
    VisitorsVisitors
    Review the Visitors Policy before inviting visitors to campus.
    IT ResourcesIT Resources 
    Utilize hybrid technology resources and support.
    ShuttleShuttle
    Follow Safe Riding Protocols on Campus Shuttles.
    ParkingParking
    View information about vehicle parking.
    Campus MealsCampus Meals
    Consider takeout options at local restaurants.

    Workplace and Leadership Resources

    Quickly access university announcements, FAQs, resources for leaders, and more. 

    Workplace Information

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    For Managers of Employees

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    For All Leaders

    Returning to Yale: Snapshots

    Now that the campus is bustling again, many of Yale’s iconic buildings are no longer quiet. Once again, their interior treasures, like this ceiling in Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall (SSS), can be enjoyed as the works of art they are. SSS stands at the corner of Grove and Prospect Streets and was designed and built in 1931, first housing the Sheffield Scientific School.

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