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As an employee of the University of California, you are part of one of the most preeminent institutions of higher education in the world. Our students, faculty, staff and alumni exchange ideas, engage with their local governments, serve California schools, protect the environment and push the boundaries of innovation.

Thousands of California jobs, billions of dollars in revenues, and countless everyday household items — from more plentiful fruits and vegetables to compact fluorescent light bulbs — can be traced back to UC discoveries. Our faculty and alumni have founded many of the state’s leading businesses.

UC works hard to be a good employer and to be a place where people are rewarded for their contributions by providing competitive salaries, good benefits, a stimulating and supportive work environment and opportunities for professional growth and advancement.

Benefits

• Health and wellness: Date-of-hire health benefits, with dental and vision care premiums 100 percent paid by UC.
• Vacation and holidays: For most full-time staff, this includes approximately 15 working days per year to start, increasing based on years of service. There are 13 paid holidays as well.
• Sick leave: Approximately one eight-hour day accrued each month.
• Pension plan: The University of California Retirement Plan is a traditional pension plan, providing a predictable level of retirement income for vested employees. The university contributes an equivalent of 8 percent of the employee’s pay toward his or her pension plan.

See more information about the University of California's benefits. http://ucnet.universityofcalifornia.edu/compensation-and-benefits/index.html

UCPath Center Culture:

• 2017 Top Workplace Award recipient
• 2018 Beautification Award recipient
• Opportunities to be innovative and creative
• We support philanthropic efforts and giving back to the local community
• Multiple opportunities for community engagement

What's in Riverside?
The short answer is probably, "More than you think."

• Living in Riverside
• Lower relative home prices
• Excellent school districts
• Vanpool commuting available
• Exciting, diverse communities
• Centrally located to many Southern California hot spots

Riverside, California, is home to a host of local attractions making it a hub for all things fun. Don't miss the Mission Inn (a can’t-miss during the holidays), the historic Riverside Fox Theater, and a 25-acre amusement park called Castle Park. Best of all, living here means you're central to everything Southern California has to offer. You're an hour from Big Bear for some epic skiing. The drive is only 45 minutes to both Disneyland and breathtakingly beautiful Newport Beach. Plus, it's an easy 90 minutes to the world renowned San Diego Zoo. Don’t forget the proximity to one of the largest music festival destinations in the world, the Coachella Valley. Riverside’s location is about as ideal as it gets.  If you venture out farther in the county, you'll enjoy everything from gaming at Morongo Casino Resort to wine tasting in Temecula. The only thing that could possibly top the locale is the weather. This sunny city boasts an average annual temperature of 72 degrees.

On the more practical side, the median home price in Riverside County is about 80 percent less than the rest of the state of California. That means you may find your neighbors flocked here from places like Los Angeles, Orange County or San Francisco. In fact, the average home price is 45% less than aforementioned Orange County according to the Riverside County Office of Economic Development. Whether you're buying your first home, looking to upgrade or starting a family, Riverside is the ideal spot for you to accomplish your goals. Speaking of family, ten schools in Riverside are rated 9 or better out of 10 according to GreatSchools.org. With 28 different neighborhoods, you'll find a diverse number of reasons why you'll love living and working in Riverside.