Kia ora koutou On Monday 17 May we will be sending out the next edition of our network survey, Aromātai Kaimahi, to all fixed term and permanent staff across the network. This survey will be similar to the one you received in October last year and will help us track how our people are feeling… Read more »
In accordance with Unitec’s land sale agreement, the process of transitioning sections of land located at our Mt Albert campus to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (MHUD) has been underway since 2018. As part of this process, we’ve received notification to vacate the carpark located at the southern end of our campus on… Read more »
The special offer is back! If you qualify you’ll receive an Auckland Transport HOP card pre-loaded with credit, to trial public transport for two weeks. It’s a great way to test out an active commute to work instead of sitting in your car – you can explore your options for free and trial a bus… Read more »
The NZQA RoVE team invites staff to attend A Te Pūkenga subsidiary-focused information session about simplifying New Zealand qualifications and credentials. The session will be held on Monday 17 May from 10.30 – 11.30am. The session will be led by Frannie Aston from NZQA and supported by Alan Cadwallader from the Open Polytech. This online… Read more »
Our Goods and Transport team has gentle reminder to all users of the Shuttle Bus service. As Unitec adopted Govt guidelines as to wearing of masks on public transport during all Covid-19 levels, please note it is still mandatory to wear a mask whilst travelling on the buses. Check out the Goods and Transport Nest… Read more »
Kia ora koutou I’d like to start out this newsletter by thanking everyone who has contributed to Our Journey online engagement so far. The space is open for a few more days, closing on Monday 26 April. We’ve included information on the next steps as part of the Transformation Programme Updates. The New Zealand Qualifications… Read more »
The Managed Isolation and Quarantine (MIQ) facilities, currently located at the lower rugby fields near Gate 3, will be moving to the upper fields from Friday 16 April as the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (MHUD) is starting a geotechnical investigation of the lower fields. The new area will be sectioned off with the… Read more »
Do you need help navigating Power BI? Pop along to Dashboard Drop-in! Learn how to navigate Power BI and interpret the data, with our experts in Te Korowai Kahurangi. Every Thursday 2.00 – 2.30pm B180, Te Puna – High Tables (yellow stools) (check the Nest calendar to confirm each week’s session)
CE of Te Pūkenga, Stephen Town, recently sent the first of his fortnightly updates. Keep an eye out for future notices – we’ll share Stephen’s updates as they are distributed. Kia ora koutou In just a few short days we will turn the calendar over and it will be 1 April. This marks one year since… Read more »
Until B111 – 115 reopens, the milk supply that was usually stored in 112-2031 will now be temporarily housed in B107 (Goods & Transport). The Goods and Transport team welcomes you to wander down and collect the milk supplies for various departments.
