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The Harvard Community Gifts annual campaign launches on Nov. 7. Harvard has established a user-friendly website where individuals can select their charity and donation amount.

Imagine if everyone gave

Nov. 7 kicks off annual Community Gifts fundraiser

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DateNovember 7, 2012April 16, 2019

On Nov. 15, Harvard staff will receive an email invitation to take the University-wide survey and will have until Nov. 30 to complete it. Staff members who do not have Harvard email addresses will get a paper survey.

Taking the pulse of Harvard

University-wide staff survey launches Nov. 15

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DateNovember 14, 2011

Health care changes ahead

Open enrollment for employees begins Oct. 27

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DateOctober 13, 2011

Marsha Frazier, a faculty assistant at Harvard Kennedy School, used an emergency loan from HUCTW when her furnace died the day before Thanksgiving a few years ago. “Fortunately my daughter was cooking Thanksgiving dinner that year,” she said, “so that made my life easier. But still, furnaces are expensive, and I didn’t like depleting my savings. You never know when there’s going to be some other catastrophe that you’ve got to pay out of pocket for.”

A lift before the move

Zero-interest loans help workers in transition

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DateMarch 3, 2011May 31, 2019

In her regular gig, Miss Conduct, whose real name is Robin Abrahams, doles out advice on readers’ most perplexing dilemmas. But on Jan. 18, she answered questions on workplace etiquette from Harvard’s workforce.

Expert etiquette

Harvard employees get workplace tips from Globe columnist

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DateJanuary 19, 2011March 21, 2019

It's a full life for retirees at Harvard. In addition to the Harvard University Retirees Association, there's the Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement. Last year they performed a medley of Shakespearean scenes to celebrate the 100th birthday of member Frances Addelson (far right).

Hardly the retiring kind

Harvard group, made up of former employees, keeps busy schedule

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DateNovember 18, 2010April 18, 2019

"Saving for retirement should not be like buying a lottery ticket," says Robert I. Goldman Professor of Economics David Laibson, seen here with Patricia Boudrot, manager of financial administration in the Department of Economics.

The backdrop on retirement funds

Economist explains Harvard’s new retirement investment options

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DateSeptember 16, 2010