Updated Payroll Deadlines

Updated information for classified staff 

Please note the early due dates.  This is because of the Thanksgiving and day after Thanksgiving holidays: 

All employees:

LEAVE REPORTS are due:       Wednesday 11/27 at noon by employee and 5pm by supervisor. 

Classified and hourly/student employees:

TIMESHEETS are due:             Wednesday 11/27 at noon by employee and 5pm by supervisor.   

Staff required to work between 11/28 and 11/30 may submit their timesheet on/or before 11/30.  Supervisors, please review and approve early on Monday 12/2.

Any classified staff completing the trainings for comp time accrual for winter quarter, may submit their comp time on/before 11/30 at midnight.  Please remember to add a comment listing the time spent on the training, the name of the training and the day.  Example:  11/29; Microsoft Outlook Training;  xx hours/minutes.

Classified Staff

·         Reporting Suspended Operations for Wednesday 11/20:

o    Details to be sent out before the end of the pay period. 

·         Do your hours of work and leave add up to 40 each week (Work week is Sunday to Saturday)? They should!

·         Do you need to charge your overtime pay to a budget other than your regular one? Email payroll@shoreline.edu with your name, the hours/date and Combo Code to be charged. 

o    Don’t know the Combo Code? Ask the person who assigned you the overtime or the Budget Office at sccbudget@shoreline.edu

·         Is there a holiday during the week? Be sure to add HOL and your scheduled hours for that holiday.

o    Are you required to work on the holiday? Please be sure to use the following TRC’s.

§  HWK & number of hours worked.

·         Didn’t work your full shift?  Then add HWK for hours worked, and HOL for hours not worked, equal to your shift.

§  Did you report Leave without Pay equal to your shift on your last working day prior to the holiday?

·         Then you will need to use HNE and the number of hours equal to your shift on the holiday.

§  Are you not scheduled to work on the holiday?  

·         You work an alternate schedule, and you do not work on Fridays, Friday is the holiday – have your supervisor email payroll@shoreline.edu to let us know and we will award you with comp time to use at a future date. 

Hourly (non-student) Staff

·         Did you use the Time Reporting Code of “HRY” on your timesheet? Please make sure that you do. 

Student (non-workstudy) Staff

·         Did you use the correct Time Reporting Code for your position?  Here they are! 

STU = enrolled for 6 or more credits, STF = enrolled for 5 or less credits, OEX = International students (regardless of load). 

Work-study Students

·         Did you use the correct Time Reporting Code for your position?  Here they are! 

FWS = Federal Work-study, FRS = Federal Work-study Read, SWS = State Work-study, CSF = Community Service Federal Work-study.

·         Do you know what type of work-study funding you have? Look on your Work-study Referral form to confirm or contact payroll@shoreline.edu.  

FAQs:

  • I’m not sure if I’ll work overtime on the final day of the pay period, should I wait to submit my report of hours?  
    • Please submit all the days except the final one by the deadline, and then submit the final day with hours worked at the conclusion of your shift. 
  • I’m having trouble remembering to submit my timesheets, what can I do? 
    • Set a re-occurring task for the morning of the 15th and 30th or 31st day of each month so a reminder pops up telling you to submit. Supervisors, you can also use this for approval reminders!

RESOURCES: 

·         ctcLink Log-in·         How to add an absence   ·         How to cancel/re-submit an absence ·         How to view an absence request

Jazz Ensemble Concert 12/9/24

The Shoreline CC Jazz Ensemble, composed of talented musicians selected through a competitive audition process—including dedicated high school students—promises an unforgettable night of dynamic and soulful jazz. Traditionally known for filling Room 818 in the Music Building with a full audience at every recital, this performance marks a new chapter as we expand to our larger theater venue.

  • Date: Monday 12/9/24
  • Time: 7:00-8:30pm
  • Location: Shoreline Theater (1600 building)
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Join us for Gale- A New Play by Emily Golden Dec 6-8th & 13-15th

  • Dates & Times:
    • December 6, 7, 13 & 14 at 7:30pm
    • December 8th & 15th at 3:00pm
  • Cost:
    • $12 General Admission
    • $10 Seniors/SCC Staff
    • $5 Students

Gale tells the story of seventeen-year-old Gale Winters, who, after losing her home in Iowa due to a derecho (a severe massive windstorm), is sent to live with her 2 married aunts near Seattle, while her parents stay behind to rebuild. Now Gale must navigate a new school in her senior year, contend with a group of mean girls (cheerleaders), and come to terms with the fact that her beloved dog, Stormy has gone missing. All while dealing with the trauma of losing her home to a massive climate event. In this modern reimagining of The Wizard of Oz, it is a story filled with both humor and a deeper message about loss, friendship, the devastating effects of climate change, and the true meaning of home.

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2024 Commute Trip Reduction Survey

Greetings,

It’s time for the Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) Survey!

The state is gathering new baseline data that will help develop programs for commuting, so it is important to complete this survey.  We are aiming for 100% participation. All information is good information. Even if you telecommute most days, we need to gather that data.

Please let your supervisor know if you need any accommodations to take the survey.

The survey takes about 5 – 10  minutes to complete.   See below for how to enter your name for some fun prizes!

Use this link to take the survey: https://ctrsurvey.org/s/2024-scc-staff-are-great

Or use the QR code (attached) to take the survey on your smartphone.

What is Commute Trip Reduction?

It’s a state law and program that focuses on reducing congestion and improving air quality. The CTR law affects Washington’s nine most populous counties: Clark, King, Kitsap, Pierce, Snohomish, Spokane, Thurston, Whatcom, and Yakima. Employers in these counties participate if they have 100 or more full-time employees who begin work between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. These employers are required to have CTR programs that provide their employees with the tools, knowledge, and resources to explore their commute options. The CTR survey helps employers understand the commute patterns of their employees so they can help improve employee commutes. The survey also helps cities, counties, transit agencies, and the state understand and improve commutes.

I telework, do I still have to take the survey?

Yes, even though you may telework, your views and comments still help support the workplace and the purpose of this survey.

Are my responses anonymous?

Yes. No personally identifiable information is collected. The summarized worksite data may be shared with your employer, jurisdiction, and state government.

The CTR law requires WSDOT to report on CTR program performance every two years. The survey helps us understand and report reductions in air pollution and energy use, and monitor the effectiveness of CTR programs implemented at various worksites. View the CTR Survey Explanation website  for more information.

Prize Drawing

If you would like to have your name entered for some fun prizes (again, the survey itself does not collect this information), please take a screenshot of your survey submittal success screen and forward to:  Mary Lou Ames, mames@shoreline.edu.  Use subject:  PRIZE DRAWING

Thank you for participating in the 2024 Shoreline CTR Survey!

Come Check out the Shoreline Showcase: SCC Employee Exhibition

Our bi-annual Shoreline Showcase: SCC Employee Art Exhibition is up now! 

This exhibition is an all-campus come-together moment to celebrate the diverse and creative visions, voices, and innovations that represent our community across all departments and disciplines!

Celebrate our amazing artists with us on Dec 5 from 330-5pm at our Artist Reception! There will be art, refreshments, and special performances by both students and faculty members!