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Compensation for the labor of university employees should not have been put in jeopardy by this massively flawed payroll system.
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After the introduction of UCPath, a new payroll system implemented across several UC campuses throughout the past year, hundreds of student employees have reported missing or delayed paychecks.
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SB 698, which won bipartisan support on May 23, would eliminate the University of California’s exemption from strict wage laws and make it illegal for UC workers to be paid late if it is passed, according to a press release from the UC Student-Workers Union.
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The University of California launched its new, single payroll system UCPath at UC Berkeley on Sunday.
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Members of the UC Student-Workers Union, or UAW Local 2865, protested Thursday in Riverside outside the UCPath office in response to the new UCPath payroll system, which is being implemented throughout the UC system to facilitate the payment of UC employee salaries.
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Graduate student employees represented by the UC Student-Workers Union, or UAW Local 2865, delivered a letter to the office of Chancellor Carol Christ on Wednesday that outlines the union’s demands regarding the upcoming implementation of UCPath at UC Berkeley set for March 1.
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After UC employees reported hundreds of malfunctions with recently implemented payroll system UCPath, Assemblymember Lorena Gonzalez, D-San Diego, and state Sen. Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley, voiced their concerns in letters to UC chancellors, demanding that the issue be addressed.
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Hundreds of UC employees, including undergraduate and graduate student workers, have reported miscalculated or missed paychecks after a new payroll system called UCPath was implemented earlier this year.
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Of the $346.9 million, $98.1 million is a permanent increase from the 2017-18 budget, and $248.8 million will be given as one-time funding.
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The UC Board of Regents took a “deep dive” into both the UC Office of the President, or UCOP, budget for fiscal year 2018–19 and undergraduate financial aid on Thursday, the final day of the regents meeting.
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