· Enter the address   https://stag1.intersourcing.com

· At the login screen, type our user ID.  This will be your last name and first initial —i.e. for John Smith it would be Smithj, then press tab

· Type your password.  Your password is your birth date.  If you were born 2/27/1972, then you would type in 02271972 and then click the “log in” button

· Select “Myself” from the Ultipro Self Service Menu and explore!!

If for any reason you are not able to get in to Ultipro, please contact Cindy Lake at 816-561-9622.

                 Ever wish life was just a little bit easier?  If you have, your wish has just been granted!   Introducing……...Ultipro!!!  “What in the heck is Ultipro?,” you may be asking yourself.  Well... I’m glad you asked. 

                 For those who have not yet heard of Ultipro, it is our brand-new,  high-tech, HR/Payroll system, that is here to make your life with the YMCA just a little bit easier.  Well, hopefully a lot easier! 

                 Just some of the things you will eventually be able to view/change/print the following in Ultipro:  previous paycheck stubs, address and/or direct deposit information, current internal job announcements, current insurance enrollment as well as year-to-date insurance

deductions, various electronic forms, and other information regarding the YMCA.

However, the first step to accessing all these benefits in Ultipro is being able to log  into Ultipro.  In order to view your personal information in Ultipro, first-time users must use the following steps:

The CFO of the YMCA of Greater Kansas City, Paul Smith, has reportedly been seen roaming

the streets of downtown Kansas City, disguised as Martha Stewart. 

                 He supposedly became delusional yesterday, after being struck by lightening while standing in a rain storm wearing an aluminum foil hat.  Neighbors said he would wear aluminum foil hats often, because he was under the belief that aliens were trying to “steal his thoughts”. 

                 Associate VP of HR, Dawnn O’Bannon, was quoted as saying that his current condition of disguising himself as Martha Stewart and roaming the streets of downtown Kansas City was  “Not a good thing,”.

Easy as 1, 2, 3

NEWS OR NOT?

It’s NOT a Good Thing

YMCA of Greater Kansas City

The HR Board Room                    

July 20, 2004

Volume 1, Issue 1

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