UWHR - simplified return to onsite work guidance

• All official international travel must be registered with UW Global Travel Security through the Office of Global Affairs.

https://www.washington.edu/research/or/covid-19-guidance-for-a-safe-retu...

The University has been notified that counterfeit 3M respirators have been sold to governmental agencies, hospitals, and other institutions in several states, including Washington State. 3M has issued an alert notifying customers of the 3M respirator models and lot codes that have been identified as counterfeit (shown in table below).

UW Human Resources has created a new landing page to make it easier for managers and employees to access and navigate caregiver supports. Child and family care during COVID-19 includes links to information about child care and elder care, flexibility at work, at-home learning resources and self-care resources. I encourage you to promote this new resource through your website and internal communication channels.

UW Child Care Connections is a service that connects UW students willing to provide in-person or remote child care or learning support to UW families who need help.

Learn more about UW Child Care Connections (UWC3) and request assistance on the UWC3 website.

Please share the link with current UW students who may be interested in participating in the program.

This dashboard includes positive COVID-19 test results reported to the University by UW community members, and test results (both positive and negative) from the Husky Coronavirus Testing program powered by the Seattle Flu Study (SFS).

Housing & Food Services has installed two health and safety supply vending machines in south campus. 

1. On the 4^th floor of Health Sciences T-wing, near the overpass entry
2. In South Campus Center, adjacent to the 2^nd floor card reader entry

Machines will accept credit cards and Husky Cards for payment.  The general inventory follows:

King County is using CARES emergency funding for child care to provide vouchers to eligible families to pay for child care costs for children ages 0 – 12 for care between September and December 2020.

Email from Ana Marie Cauce and Mark Richards: