Advisory Services for Employees

Difficult situations in employment relationships can arise – among team members, leaders and managers alike. All UZH employees can contact the following advisory centers if they are affected by or witness to inappropriate behavior. The services are free of charge.

The important thing is to address the situation as early as possible.

HR at UZH

We, the HR experts at UZH, can support you on several levels: HR representatives in the faculties and central services units are your first points of contact in the event of friction at the workplace.

For issues outside of your organizational unit and any potentially larger problems in working relationships, contact HR Business Partners at the Human Resources department. We will address your problem in a one-to-one consultation, propose ways of finding a solution, and initiate measures if necessary.
HR representative in your organizational unit: UZH Directory (person with green symbol)
HR Business Partners, Human Resources Department: HR Business Partners

Employee Assistance Office (MBS)

We provide assistance to all employees (academic staff of all qualification levels, administrative and technical staff) in the event of psychological and/or legal problems or stressful work-related situations and develop problem-solving approaches in dialogue with the affected parties.
Employee Assistance Office (MBS)

Gender Equality and Diversity

We promote equal opportunities and provide advice on protection against discrimination and sexual harassment, gender identity and sexual orientation (LGBTIQ) issues, and combining studies with family life.
Gender Equality and Diversity

Commission for Protection Against Sexual Harassment (RSB)

We act on behalf of UZH members affected by sexual harassment. Please contact the RSB commission’s investigating person, contact persons or administrative head for a confidential discussion.
Protection Against Sexual Harassment

Disability

We promote the interests of people with a visual, hearing or mobility impairment or disability. Chronic physical or mental illness can also make studying and working challenging.
Studying with a disability

Responding to Threats

In threat management, we create documentation and training sessions for cases involving threats, physical attacks, stalking, suicidal thoughts, conspicuous behavior or violent fantasies.
Responding to Threats

Fit for all

At health@uzh, we aim to boost the health of UZH employees with advice on working conditions, keeping healthy, and combining family and career.
health@uzh

Association of Administrative and Technical Staff (ATP)

We represent the interests of the administrative and technical staff in matters of university and education policy both within the university and vis-à-vis the authorities and the public.

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