Welcome to the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC)
Office of Human Resources' home page.
The Office of Human Resources deals with one of the College's most important assets- its employees. BMCC employs about 2,000 people working in a variety of positions: administrators, professors, laboratory technicians, nurses, computer technicians and custodians, to name a few. The College is committed to attracting and retaining a highly qualified work force to support BMCC's mission of maintaining and expanding its commitment to academic excellence, and to provide access to higher education for all who seek it.
We hope you find this website useful whether you are looking for employment opportunities, policies, employee benefits information or simply need to download a form.
The mission of the Office of Human Resources is to be a professionally competent operational partner in support of the overall educational mission of the College. In the execution of this mission we assist the college's managers in attracting, hiring and retaining a highly qualified workforce. We also support our employees by providing them with opportunities to develop their skills, providing them with relevant information, and by helping them with employment related issues.
ANNOUNCEMENT
ALL TRANSIT BENEFIT EXPRESS BUS PLAN ONLY
Effective January 1, 2009, the monthly pre-tax limit for Qualified Transportation Deductions will increase from $115.00 to $120.00.
This change only affects the TSA Express Bus Card plans.
Stress Management
With work deadlines, e-mail overload, and personal and family commitments, the pressure can feel overwhelming at times. For help with stress management, or with the issues that are causing stress, contact your Work/Life Assistance Program. More info
Resource and Referral
For help when you need it, count on your work-life service for free, confidential support any time, any day. Contact the consultants by phone, or log onto the website. More info
Financial Health
With the holiday season behind us, it’s time to bring spending back within normal limits. And now is the best time to re-evaluate what those limits need to be for 2008. This is not a chore to ignore. More info
Relationships that Work
Still crazy after all these years or still driving me crazy after all these years? Relationships take work—not only our love relationships, but also our connections to friends, family, and co-workers. More info
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Governor Spitzer recently signed to eliminate the mandatory contribution for employees participating in the Optional Retirement Program. How does this affect you?