Efforts Outside UCR

Determine the step at which you should be paid. Factors affecting step include time in the program as well as advancement to candidacy.

Check the appropriate link to determine your expected salary.

2018-2019 TA salary scales 
2018-2019 GSR salary scales 

Click here to access the UCOP page concerning pay scales.
Click here to access UCPath’s online portal. You will need to scroll to the bottom of the page and select the UCPath online button to launch the portal (https://fomucpath.ucr.edu).

When a paycheck is delayed due to an error by the University, an employee can submit the request here for reimbursement for bank fees and other late fees incurred as a direct result of the delay.  The request will be evaluated and reimbursed as appropriate. 

• If a UC employee is overpaid, the UCPath Center provides an overpayment information packet via email to the campus local HR/payroll team to review with the employee.

• The campus local HR/payroll team is responsible for working directly with the employee to discuss repayment options. Then, the campus local HR/payroll contact will respond to the UCPath Center with the employee’s selected option (via the original case email).

• The overpayment packet includes information for the employee to select an option that works best for them to repay the Regents of the University of California.

• One Time Full Payment: via personal check or an online payment. Note: credit cards are currently not accepted.

• Payroll Deduction: granted up to six monthly installments for monthly employees or 12 biweekly installments for biweekly employees. Any request for longer repayment terms will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

• Reduction of Paycheck: if the overpayment amount is less than 50% (or a very small amount), the employee’s next paycheck can be reduced by that amount (only with the employee’s consent).

• For UCR: academic staff/student workers are encouraged to email UCPathhelp@ucr.edu. Visit http://fomucpath.ucr.edu/contact.html for more information. 

• You may also visit UCPath online at ucpath.universityofcalifornia.edu and click “Ask UCPath Center,” or call the UCPath Center Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (PDT) at 855-9-UCPATH (855-982-7284) to speak with an associate.

The GSA strongly encourages grad students to utilize the UCPathhelp@ucr.edu as their primary point of contact for payroll issues (though we also encourage you to cc the GSA President, gsaucr@ucr.edu, as well).