August 23, 2011. Important information all FAU faculty need to know about FRS, DROP
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23.082011August 23, 2011
Scott explores changes in higher education
August 23, 2011. Proposes linking faculty salaries to class sizes and research funding, "People are just mortified by it. The devil is alive and well in those details." -- UFF President Tom Auxter
30.072011July 30, 2011
Faculty Reaches Settlement with Pensacola State College
July 30, 2011. UFF-affiliated chapter confronts recalcitrant administration with ULP, Case goes to appellate court
27.072011August 18, 2011
Scott Promotes Controversial Education Reforms
July 27, 2011. Looks to reforms in Texas, Universities and colleges to be run like universities, Finds practice of "measuring our professors" especially appealing
22.062011June 22, 2011
Gainesville Sun: The War on Tenure
June 22, 2011. FL lawmakers craft legislation targeting multi-year contracts
21.062011June 21, 2011
UFF Moves Forward on Instructor Agenda, Calls for Participation
By jamestrcyIn Home, Message from the PresidentTags budget cuts, collective bargaining, faculty salaries, FAU, Florida, Florida Atlantic University, instructor salaries, public employees, UFF-FAU, United Faculty of Florida
June 21, 2011. FAU depends on instructors who lack job security to teach its undergrads, Almost a third are paid less than $40k annually
20.062011June 20, 2011
FEA Suing State Over Pay Cuts for Pension “Contribution”
June 20, 2011. Attorneys for UFF's parent org file suite on 3% deduction
10.062011June 10, 2011
Make Higher Ed’s Voice Heard at FL Redistricting Hearings
June 10, 2011. Venues provide opportunity to point out that legislators have found money to protect their jobs but not Florida public education
26.052011May 26, 2011
Budget Update From BOG Chancellor Frank T. Brogan
May 26, 2011. Large cuts to K-12, Florida College System, State University System PECO projects, and utilities/infrastructure funding
26.052011May 26, 2011
Tampa Tribune: Florida Spends Least on Education, Census Says
May 26, 2011. "Only District of Columbia, which has no state school revenue, spent less."