
A message from Professor Andrew O’Neil
News 28 MayAn update from the Executive Dean of Law and Business Professor Andrew O'Neil.
16 September 2020
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Accurate recording of your qualifications is important for the university. This information is used for: reporting to the Department of Education, Skills and Employment (along with other government agencies), university rankings, and the registration and accreditation of various university courses and programs.
What you may not know is that the reporting of qualifications to the Department of Education, Skills and Employment is used as a quality workforce measure in the university’s TEQSA re-registration process. This is why we ask you to take the time and maintain your employment record.
We understand it can be easy to overlook keeping your employee record up to date, so we’re asking all staff to take a few moments to review and, where needed, update your qualifications to ensure we have accurate information and data.
At the same time, we encourage you to take the opportunity to check that your personal details are up to date (such as address, phone numbers, emergency contacts, etc). The accuracy of this information is important for the smooth running of university processes and in the event of an emergency or incident.
Check your qualifications in Staff Connect
Check your personal details in Staff Connect
Note: Some personal details, such as your name, gender and date of birth, cannot be modified in Staff Connect. If you wish to update these details, complete the Request to Update Personal Details form in Service Central.
If you need further help, you can visit Service Central for step by step instructions and links to the Staff Connect User Guides.
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