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Duke@Work is a self-service web site that offers faculty and staff the ability to view and update their personnel information at Duke. The site offers flexibility and convenience to view pay statements online, sign up to discontinue paper pay statements, update home and work addresses, set up or change bank accounts for direct deposit, and ...
- Accessing Duke@Work
Duke@Work is a self-service website that offers employees...
- Duke@Work
Duke@Work is Duke's online service website designed for...
- Duke@Work Log-In Help
Your information is secured with your NetID and password. No...
- Duke@Work: MyTime Guide
Duke@Work: MyTime Guide. The MyTime section is where you can...
- Duke@Work: MyPay Guide
Duke@Work: MyPay Guide. The MyPay section is where you can...
- Accessing Duke@Work
Duke@Work allows DTS employees to view and update their personnel information, pay statements, and time cards online. To access Duke@Work, employees need to use their NetID, password, and multi-factor authentication.
Duke@Work is a portal for faculty, staff, managers, and employees to access various administrative systems and functions at Duke University. It includes components such as MyInfo, Online Travel Reimbursement, MyResearch, iForms, Buy@Duke, and more.
Your information is secured with your NetID and password. No one will be able to see your information except you. Make sure you have a "strong" password that combines letters, numbers, and symbols. Don't share your password with anyone.
Duke@Work is a self-service web site that offers faculty and staff the ability to view pay statements, update personnel information, and review benefit selections and retirement plan balances. Duke@Work
Duke@Work: MyTime Guide. The MyTime section is where you can enter your current timecard or view historical timecards entered through Duke@Work. Duke University Health System (DUHS) employees can also access the DUHS Paid Time Off (PTO) system.
Duke@Work: MyPay Guide. The MyPay section is where you can view your online pay statement and W-2 tax statement, as well as review and update your W-4 and NC-4 tax witholding elections and the bank account used for direct deposit.
