Speaking to hundreds of State of Indiana employees at Robert D. Orr Plaza today, Indiana State Personnel Department (INSPD) Director Matthew A. Brown praised Hoosier generosity and encouraged state employees to set up payroll deductions to support nonprofits of their choice this State Employees’ Community Campaign (SECC) season.
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The Fall Pulse Survey is coming Sept. 6
Your hard work is the driving force behind the great government service Indiana is known for. Because of that, your job satisfaction and engagement at work matter a lot to us.
To stay in tune with your evolving needs, the Indiana State Personnel Department (INSPD) will now be conducting the Pulse Survey twice a year to offer you the chance to share feedback more regularly. Once in the spring and again in the fall.
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If you follow us on social media, you might be familiar with our newest video series by Indiana State Personnel Department’s Performance Management Division. Every few weeks, you can find another quick tip to help you level up your career, your leadership skills, and even your relationships.
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What the pandemic taught us about preventative care, and why it's important
Our employees, like so many others across the country, had their lives changed by the pandemic. Some good changes resulted, like getting closer to family and having more time to think and revaluate, and some good habits were thwarted—like exercising, annual check-ups and dental cleanings. During those two years, it was difficult to get an appointment with a primary care physician, gyms were closed, and visiting hospitals and clinics were at times downright dangerous.
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The Indiana Commission on Hispanic/Latino Affairs (ICHLA) is a nonpartisan state cultural commission that works to uplift the Hispanic/Latinx community in intentional ways. The Commission’s three main focuses are social, economic, and educative equity. The work for the Hispanic/Latinx community cannot be achieved without the work and participation of the ICHLA Commissioners. The Commission is composed of 20 members, which are appointed from around the entire state to represent their respective community and or state agency.
To celebrate this year’s National Hispanic Heritage Month, ICHLA is hosting a Hispanic Heritage Month Festival at the Indiana Statehouse on Sept. 15, 2022.
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