Important Notice Regarding Upcoming FLSA Changes
On May 18, 2016, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) announced changes to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), raising the salary threshold required to qualify for exemption from overtime to $47,476 per year, an increase from $23,660 per year. This is a significant change which is expected to impact approximately 1,000 Emory staff members, transitioning them from exempt status to non-exempt status (i.e. biweekly paid and overtime eligible).  Read more.

Emory Earns National Award for Learning and Organizational Development
Emory University ranked 17th out of more than 300 organizations that applied for Chief Learning Officer magazine’s LearningElite Awards. Emory was the only academic institution selected for the award, which honors the best companies for learning and development. Read more.

Learning and Organizational Development Announces Upcoming Course Schedule
Learning and Organizational Development’s general enrollment class offerings for May through November 2016 have been announced. Participants can customize their professional development by choosing courses to meet their professional development needs and interests. A range of dynamic courses are offered. View course schedule.

Learning and Organizational Development Staff Fest Winners
Congratulations to the following Emory employees for winning Learning and Organizational Development’s Staff Fest contest! Each of these ladies wins a Kindle Fire!

• Laura Trittin, Bibliographic Management Specialist, LITS (not pictured)
• Deirdre Thauer, Associate Director, Space/Facility, School of Medicine
• Linda Mayes, Business Analyst II, LITS
• Charrie Collins, Coordinator, Academic Services, Emory College
• Tracey Fountain, Training and Compliance Coordinator,  Yerkes

Workshop: No Easy Answers: Legal and Ethical Considerations for Caregivers
It is often difficult for caregivers to support their loved ones when making complex medical and legal decisions.  For this in-person workshop, elder law attorney Paul Black will explore how caregivers and family members interact in difficult decisions, including:

• Aging parents who wants to live at home (but cannot necessarily do so safely)
• Disputes between spouses/partners and family members during a healthcare crisis
• The rights of family members access to medical records
• Unpopular financial decisions by an aging parent, and more

June 15, 2016, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM, Goizueta Business School, Room 201. To register, click here.

Info Sessions on Master of Religion and Public Life
Candler School of Theology’s Master of Religion and Public Life (MRPL) degree explores the dynamics of faith in the public sphere. Now you have a chance to learn more about the degree at one of three upcoming information sessions on June 3, June 14, and June 24 from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. in room 517 of Candler’s Rita Anne Rollins Building. Learn more.

Change Your Home: Not Your Address: How to Age in Place
Learn more about options to keep your loved ones in the home longer.  This workshop is essential for individuals concerned about planning for the care of a family member, as well as for any adult interested in being proactive about planning for his or her own future care needs.  July 26, 2016, 12:00PM-1:30PM, Goizueta Business School, Room 204. Register here.

Submit a Nomination for the International Awards
Each year, the Office of Global Strategy and Initiatives presents three international awards to honor the achievements of our distinguished international alumni and the dedication of our faculty and staff to furthering Emory's global engagement. You are invited to submit nominations for these three prestigious awards presented each year by the Office of Global Strategy and Initiatives. The deadline for nominations is Friday, June 17. Learn more.