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Learn about the University of Maryland, Baltimore's compensation, benefits, professional development, and workplace wellness initiatives for faculty and staff.

Your hub for all your HR needs.

Ranked by Forbes as one of America’s Best Large Employers, we're dedicated to continuously developing and implementing well-rounded human resources services to support the UMB community—current employees, retirees, and prospective team members. Take advantage of the careers, benefits, resources, and programming that set UMB apart.

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    Careers at UMB

    Work with us at UMB. Search open positions for faculty, staff, student workers, graduate assistants, and more.

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    Benefits and Well-Being

    Discover the advantages of working at UMB including discounts, leave policies,  wellness resources, and programs exclusively for UMB employees.

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    Get assistance with onboarding new employee forms, benefits enrollment, and human resource services, including moving and relocation resources.

Employees have access to comprehensive leave and time off policies designed to help them manage personal responsibilities, pursue community service, and prioritize their well-being.

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UMB’s competitive compensation packages and equitable and fiscally responsible growth opportunities are designed to recruit and retain top talent.

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By prioritizing compensation, employee development and advancement opportunities, meaningful work, supportive colleagues, and workplace well-being and flexibility, UMB has been ranked among America’s best large employers.

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Workplace Basics & HR Policies

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Employee Benefits & Support

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More to Explore as a UMB Employee

Our team works hard to ensure you have the information and support you need and the opportunity to grow and thrive at UMB.

Learning and Development Opportunities

Want to improve your skills, develop smart work habits, and grow your career prospects? Check out our learning and development programs, tailored to our diverse UMB community.

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Supporting Your Development and Growth

Gain clarity on the work evaluation process and expectations for employees and supervisors.

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Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Get the 24/7 support, resources, and information you deserve from ComPsych, UMB’s EAP provider.

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Employee Recognition Awards

Nominate a colleague or apply to be considered for a UMB service, scholarship, or community recognition award.

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Contact an HR Representative

Get the answers you’re looking for by contacting a representative from our Compensation and Benefits, Employee and Labor Relations, Employee Learning and Development, Data Analytics and Reporting, Services Center, and Talent Recruitment teams.

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Office of Human Resources

620 W. Lexington St.
Third Floor
Baltimore, MD 21201

410-706-2606 HRJobs@umaryland.edu

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