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...announcement comes amidst what Faust called “the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression” and follows months of University deliberation over its operating expenses and capital projects. Harvard has asked schools to institute a salary freeze for faculty and non-union staff and recently announced that it would offer some staff over the age of 55 buyout packages in an effort to reduce costs...
...University has taken a series of progressively stronger measures to reduce personnel costs—which make up 48 percent of the overall budget—starting with a hiring freeze on FAS staff announced in November, soon followed by a University-wide salary freeze for faculty and non-union staff in December...
...school’s dean Julio Frenk wrote in an e-mail to faculty and staff on Friday. In an effort to meet the challenges posed by the financial crisis, Frenk wrote that the University had also issued a directive in December to freeze all salaries for faculty and non-union staff. In line with the University’s recommendations, the School of Public Health will form a committee to review the posting of non-research funded job posts. “This is indeed an opportunity to look at our staffing levels and structures, in order to make...
...wrote that salaries for faculty and non-union staff will remain flat for the next fiscal year, facilities renewal projects may be slowed, and travel and events budgets will be reduced...
...Still, most southerners champion their region's low-tax, non-union style of economic development, which they credit for luring overseas car companies like BMW and Kia to build major plants from Kentucky to South Carolina to Texas. More important, after spending the 20th century as America's industrial backwater - and after watching the conservative Reagan revolution they once led fade away in last month's presidential election - they hail the idea that the South is rising again in the 21st century. "The sense of confidence is palpable," says Jim Cashman, a management professor at the University of Alabama...