The Mānoa Staff Senate attended the UH Mānoa Campus Update to the Board of Regents…
RESULTS: Survey – UH/Stanford Football Game 9/1/23

Figure 1 – Total number of UH Mānoa Staff (Fall 2022)
- 1,894 total staff
- 579 Civil Service
- 1,315 APT

Figure 2 – Total Number of Survey Respondents
- 1,625 non-respondents
- 269 respondents

Figure 3 – I heard about the Stanford Game through…
- Upper administration 33%
- Department/Supervisor 21%
- Colleague 7%;
I did not hear about this prior to email 18% - Other 21%

Figure 4 – I come onto Mānoa Campus…
- 5 days a week 63%
- 4 days a week 12%
- 3 days a week 18%
- 2 days a week 1%
- 1 day a week 6%

Figure 5 – My work location is on the Mānoa Campus
- Yes 95%
- No 5%

Figure 6 – I currently have an approved Telework Plan
- Yes 50%
- No 50%

Figure 7 – My job requires me to be physically on Mānoa Campus September 1, 2023. Viable options were made available to me.
- Yes 30%
- No 70%

Figure 8 – I am considering taking “leave” on September 1, 2023.
- Yes 22%
- No 78%
Figure 9 – I usually park in the parking structure – zone 20.
- Yes 29%
- No 71%
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Figure 10 – On September 1, 2023 I need to be physically on Mānoa Campus for my job and will need to be relocated to Zone 5 for that day.
- Yes 95%
- No 5%
Figure 11 – Comments Responses
- Comment 1 36.4%
- Comment 2 19.1%
- Comment 3 18.2%
- Comment 4 10%
- Comment 5 10%
- Comment 6 8.2%
Figure 12 – Comments
- Comment 1 – No impact
- Comment 2 – Sends the message that athletics is more important than academics
- Comment 3 – Parking – need for more parking, annual cardholders are negatively impacted
- Comment 4 – Information – requested more information regarding logistics for staff who need to be on campus
- Comment 5 – Administrative leave requests
- Comment 6 – Negative impacts due to no childcare as UHMCC will be closed for 100+ families, student employees not being able to work, and planned events



