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Featured Programs and Highlights

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Financial Wellness

The Employee Financial Wellness Program provides resources to help state employees achieve financial independence. Make sure your financial wellness is a priority. Check out the financial education offerings and resources for October!

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Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign

The Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC) is the statewide workplace giving program for employees, offering a safe and simple way to support approved nonprofits making a difference in Virginia. The 2026 campaign runs now through December 31, with a goal of raising $850,000. You can help us reach that goal by supporting your favorite causes through payroll deduction, credit card, or reporting direct giving.

Learn More About CVC

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Employee Assistance Program

The stressors of life and work can be overwhelming, and finding support for coping with these challenges can be difficult. For assistance, as an enrolled health plan member under the State Health Benefits program, the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provides the necessary resources needed to help with reducing stress and living with a mental health issue. Learn more about EAP...

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Upcoming Events and Activities

  • November 2026 Financial Wellness Program

    Providing resources to help you achieve financial independence & wellness remain a priority in 2026. Please check out this month's flyer to obtain the details of the financial education offerings and resources.

  • DHRM – OWC – OSHA Reporting & Recordkeeping

    ARE YOU IN COMPLIANCE? This course is designed for agency representatives who have responsibility for recording injuries and illnesses on the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's end-of-year summary. This course will address the latest OSHA standard update concerning the OSHA logs and summary and will discuss any future changes in reporting and recordkeeping.

  • DHRM – OWC- Root Cause Analysis

    This presentation will reveal how to find and correct causative factors as they pertain to accidents in the workplace. Rarely one root cause is the culprit in a given accident. To properly correct and prevent future incidents all root causes must be identified and corrected.

  • DHRM – OWC -Managers: The Missing Piece of the Safety Puzzle

    OSHA recognizes that effective safety programs begin with strong management commitment. This course emphasizes the critical role managers and supervisors play in building and sustaining a successful safety culture. Participants will learn practical strategies and techniques to continuously improve their safety programs, foster accountability, and lead by example. Through discussion of best practices and real-world applications, this course equips management personnel with the tools to actively support and drive safety initiatives within their organization or facility.

  • DHRM – OWC -New -Leaves Of 3, Don’t Touch Me!

    Poisonous plants can pose a risk to anyone working or spending time outdoors. This course provides an overview of poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac, and other commonly encountered plants that may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions. Participants will learn how to recognize these plants, understand how exposure occurs, prevent contact, and respond appropriately if exposure happens. The course also covers basic treatment options, when to seek medical attention, and practical steps for staying safe around potentially hazardous plants.

  • DHRM – OWC – General Storage Safety

    Improper storage of materials and chemicals can lead to injuries to staff members as well as property damage. This course will identify common storage problems and demonstrate the proper way to store material and chemicals. This course is based on relevant standard information found in the 29 CFR 1910 General Industry standards.

  • DHRM – OWC – Basic Safety Officer Course

    This is a Hybrid training course over 6 weeks with both in-person and virtual sessions. The full course schedule is listed below.

  • *NEW* DHRM – OWC – Beat the Heat: Preventing Heat Stress at Work

    Working in hot environments can put employees at risk for heat-related illness and injury. This course provides an overview of occupational heat stress, including common risk factors, warning signs, and practical prevention strategies. Learners will explore heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke, understand how heat can contribute to workplace injuries, and learn the importance of hydration, acclimatization, rest breaks, appropriate clothing and PPE, and recognizing symptoms in themselves and others. By the end of this course, employees will be better prepared to recognize heat hazards, take steps to prevent heat stress, and respond appropriately when signs of heat-related illness occur.