Is Microsoft Office free for government employees?
Federal government employees who use the covered licenses at work are eligible to purchase these Office applications for just $9.95 to use on a personal device during the term of their employment.
Can I get Microsoft Office through my employer?
To verify your company’s eligibility, direct your company’s IT administrator to the Microsoft Store for Business. The Home Use Program offers a 30% discount on Microsoft 365 Family or Personal annual subscription for use at home.
How do I download Microsoft Office from my business?
Sign in to download Office
- Go to www.office.com and if you’re not already signed in, select Sign in.
- Sign in with the account you associated with this version of Office.
- After signing in, follow the steps that match the type of account you signed in with.
- This completes the download of Office to your device.
What are the employee benefits in the state of Alaska?
As an active employee your State of Alaska employee benefits include health insurance and life insurance, as well supplemental insurance options that you can decide if you want to take advantage of. Your plan is determined by what bargaining unit you are in and you are responsible to know and manage your benefits.
How to check if your company is eligible for Microsoft Home use?
To verify your company’s eligibility, direct your company’s IT administrator to the Microsoft Store for Business. From here, the IT administrator can verify whether your company is eligible for the Home Use Program and set up the benefit for your employees.
How does the Microsoft Home Use Program benefit employees?
How does the Microsoft Home Use Program benefit employees? When employees purchase Microsoft 365 products at a significant discount, they’re able to use the same software at home that they use at the office. This helps boost their productivity, improve their skills, and enhance job satisfaction. What happens when an employee leaves the company?
Is the state of Alaska responsible for content?
Translation: “Hello, how are you?” NOTE: The State of Alaska is not responsible for the content/information on any site outside of a State of Alaska department.