Workday Update This Weekend (March 13-14, 2026): Please note that Workday will be unavailable during a scheduled update from 5pm, Friday, March 13, through the duration of the weekend or until the transition is complete. Job applications and other Workday functions will be unavailable during this time. Please plan any tasks accordingly. Time tracking clock users will still be able to punch in and out; web users can record time once system is back online.
Annie Heckel, Electronic Information Technology Accessibility Manager with CIT, and D Krahmer, Diversity and Inclusion Research Librarian at Catherwood Library, discuss digital accessibility in the latest episode of the Inclusive Excellence Podcast.
Access workday for payroll, benefits enrollment, time off and much more.
All online (only), 9:00 am - 4:00 pm EST; free of charge and open to the public and Cornell community. Join us for an energizing day of information and inspiration to foster respectful discourse in the workplace and community, enhance inclusion, and improve equitable opportunities.
Warm up with free soup, bread and inspiration from Cornell community members as they share their experiences of overcoming life's challenges. Now in its 19th year, all are welcome to join in person at Sage Chapel or online. No registration is required; not affiliated with any religious organization.
Cornell employees have access to a wide array of savings and informal benefits! Check out corporate discount programs, local retail savings, campus services, and more:
We're so glad you're here! The Big Red Welcome helps you get off to the best possible start at Cornell. Sign up to receive newsletters tailored just for new employees.
It's easy and meaningful to recognize the efforts and accomplishments of employees for their work every day, as well as after the completion of projects both large and small.
The People Leaders Forum is a community meeting for Cornell supervisors and managers designed to share important information about programs and services that support you and your staff.
Join a campuswide effort to add 10,000 new potential marrow and stem cell donors to the NMDP national registry and help patients with life-threatening blood disorders. Donors age 18-35 can stop by sites across campus for a quick cheek swab; volunteers to assist the effort are also needed.
