COR’s Parking Lot Safety Rodeo will feature convenient access to both life-saving and preventative care resources such as the MEDIC Blood Mobile and University of Tennessee Medical Center. The MEDIC Blood Mobile will provide opportunities for eligible employees to donate blood, directly supporting the region’s supply and helping meet ongoing community needs. UT Medical Center…
Our 5th annual Parking Lot Safety Rodeo will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., April 22. We are bringing you the local Sheriff’s drug take-back program. The Sheriff’s drug take-back program is a public safety initiative where local law enforcement agencies provide safe and anonymous ways to get rid of medications that are:…
Elevate is welcoming an initiative to slow down, breathe deep, and flow together. Elevate’ s Yoga Collective is designed to foster connection, reduce stress, and support overall wellbeing, one mindful step at a time. On Saturday, April 18, Elevate and The Women’s Network will be joining together for yoga at Melton Lake Drive here in…
According to studies, 82% of people don’t have a time management system, which causes disorganization and inefficiency. Studies show employees spend about 51% of work time on tasks with little value. With that information in mind, this month’s UCOR University spotlight is on time management. Following are links to a few of the videos in…
You can help recognize the integral partners behind UCOR’s cleanup success—small businesses. Nominate some of the small businesses that make an impact to your team for the 2026 UCOR Small Business Awards. When nominating, think of small businesses that provided outstanding service to UCOR over the past year, directly contributing to advancing cleanup across the…
Welcoming a new baby? Getting married? Or perhaps you’ve had a significant change in employment? Life events like these can impact your health and welfare needs, and your UCOR benefits might be able to change with them! While annual enrollment is your main window, certain “Qualifying Life Events” (QLEs) like marriage, birth/adoption, or loss of…
Assistant Secretary for the DOE Office of Environmental Management (EM) Tim Walsh visited Oak Ridge this week, touring various project sites. At Y-12, he viewed the Biology Complex and Alpha-2 footprints as well as two facilities slated for eventual demolition—the Old Steam Plant and Beta-1. He also stopped by EMWMF. At ETTP, he visited the…
[This article is part of the Employee Edge: Sharpen Your Skills & Drive Your Impact series from Total Career Management Services.] Time management and productivity are vital skills for everyone. They help you get more done and feel less stressed. Successfully managing your time means you handle your daily tasks more effectively. It helps you…
We must stay highly vigilant regarding both our cybersecurity practices and our physical surroundings. The likelihood of disruptive cyberattacks has increased, with bad actors known to engage in sophisticated cyber activities, including espionage, data theft, and network disruption. To counter these threats, we must apply cybersecurity best practices. Be Extremely Cautious with Emails and Messages Verify…
As a DOE contractor employee, you might hear the term “federal record” quite often in your work with DOE. Federal records apply to us. But what does it truly mean? Simply put, a federal record is any document or item that a federal agency creates or receives and controls. This applies to records that help…
