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...says he plans to run for Governor in 2006. Angelides argues that Schwarzenegger has "a Bush-like approach to the budget, which is to say he borrows massively and the only sacrifice asked is by those who are less fortunate." Angelides points to four-figure increases in student tuition at state universities as well as hikes in premiums for many working families that insure their children through the state-managed Health Family program...
...date, clearing the way for some 84,000 students with annual incomes between $30,000 and $45,000 to be removed from the program. At the same time, Congress voted to keep the maximum annual Pell award at $4,050, ignoring the urgent need for an increase precipitated by tuition increases at public universities over the last decade...
...number of Korean nationals attending Harvard College has risen dramatically over the past 25 years,” said Kang. “Part of it has to do with Koreans being able to afford the Harvard tuition, but it is also due to a rising interest, implying a greater perception of the value of a Harvard education...
...complicated, and grey areas arise when it comes to wage structure, overtime and vacation pay, benefit eligibility and even established rules for movement from part-time to full-time employment. Add to this mix the fact that Harvard, as a university, has also offered traditional benefits such as tuition assistance and free classes for certain groups of employees, benefits not easily transferable to outside employees...
...site’s employment section, UNICCO outlines the typical salaried employee benefits program, which they say includes, among other things, medical, dental, and life insurance; tuition reimbursement, vacation/Paid Leave; a 401(k) plan and paid holidays and personal days...