Missiona

The Work Life unit within the Office of Human Resources

promotes a healthy university community for faculty,

administrators, and staff through campus and community

partnerships by:  encouraging healthy lifestyles; supporting

a positive work environment; providing resources for

assistance; promoting balance with home and work

responsibilities.

LifeWorks

The University’s Employee Assistance Program, LifeWorks, is a comprehensive source to help you face life’s everyday challenges.  The program offers a real person to talk to when you need answers to a question; support on a wide range of issues; or referrals to resources, services, and support groups in the community.

Your Campus Services

From ATM machines to car discount programs, Notre Dame provides a broad array of services and programs to faculty, administrators, and staff.

Caring For Yourself

Notre Dame offers many resources for your health and happiness.  Utilize the many resources for a healthier and happier you.

Balancing Your Time

The University provides a generous holiday and vacation package to staff members and administrators.  Flexible work arrangements can also support your efforts to balance the demands of work and personal life.

Your Educational Opportunities

As a learning institution, the University encourages faculty, administrators, and staff to broaden their educational horizons.  The University offers a variety of educational benefit plans to assist you in achieving your educational goals.

What's New in Work Life?

  • LifeWorks Quarterly Newsletter

    • Caring for Children

    You are invited to take advantage of the many benefits, programs, and resources Notre Dame offers to assist you in caring for your cOffice of Human Resourceshildren. 

    Caring for Older Adults

    Many members of our campus community are called on to assist with the care of older parents and family members.  Work Life can help you through these issues when caring for older adults.

    Your Local Community

    St. Joseph County offers the best of both worlds, from the cultural and corporate advantages of city life to the natural serenity and country landscapes of rural communities.

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