Illinois’s Public Universities won’t have to borrow — for now
We have negotiations today. Two negotiations “packages” are pending, compensation and evaluation. The first includes annual salary adjustments and workload. The second, evaluation, addresses retention, evaluation, termination and sanction.
The Chronicle reports that the state has nearly repaid the higher education bill for 2009-2010 and then speculates about the borrowing that may lie in our financial future.
Illinois’s Public Universities Won’t Have to Borrow — for Now
By Eric Kelderman
The State of Illinois has repaid nearly all of the $464-million it owed to its public universities from the 2009-10 fiscal year, which ended on June 30.
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