My Job
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Welcome as a new employee
A warm welcome to Södertörn University – the university south of the city!
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Working hours
Working hours are regulated by different agreements. Technical and administrative staff have one agreement, while doctoral students, researchers, etc. have another one.
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Work environment and equality
The employer must conduct systematic work on planning, leading and following up its activities in a manner that fulfils the requirements for a good work environment.
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Promotion, Qualification and Internal Vacancies
This page lists internal vacant positions – see the list below. Information about promotion and professional development is found under the relevant heading.
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Preventive healthcare
If you are employed at least 50% of full time, you are entitled to one hour of preventive healthcare per week when your duties permit this. All employees are offered a preventive healthcare reimbursement of up to SEK 2,500 per year.
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Benefits and housing
As an employee of Södertörn University you can access a number of benefits, such as computer glasses, reimbursement for preventive healthcare, reimbursement for medication, etc.
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Insurance
State employment means that you are covered by specific insurance policies
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Pay and compensation
You are paid on the 25th of each month, if this is falls on Mon-Fri. Your payslip is in Primula (the staffing and payroll system). Primula has the same login as your computer.
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Planning and performance appraisal meetings
You and your manager must have regular meetings to discuss conditions at the workplace. These meetings must be a space for dialogue and working together with the development, planning and follow-up of your work.
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Annual leave and parental leave
There are some leaves to which you as an employee may be entitled.
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Illness and occupational injury – occupational health services
If you are sick, you must inform your line manager and register it in Primula on the first sick day. If it is a long illness, you must provide a medical certificate from day 8 onwards.
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Travel in the service and service abroad
Södertörn University has a policy and guidelines for work-related travel. These regulate what applies to bookings, remuneration, etc.
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Entering retirement
The retirement age is 65, but you are entitled to work until you turn 69. You should plan your retirement in good time and have a dialogue with your manager.
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Changing or ending your employment
If you are going to hand in your notice, you must do so in writing.
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Union associations
Three union associations are represented at the university: Saco-S, ST and SEKO.