UNC System News: Personnel Cap, Han Sez
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Machinehead
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The Pubs just want to get rid of public education. As long as the rich can afford to send their kids to private schools and there is money to be made off it, they are all for it. Oh, and especially if it's a Christian school where they can make sure all the kids know how evil anyone that isn't a straight white Christian is.
Callatoroy
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Your grammar just reinforces the pubs need to gain control of public education.
4thgenheel
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Machinehead
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I know grammar on a message board is way more important than getting rid of racism, bigotry, and greed.
By the way, please elaborate on how the grammar is incorrect.
4thgenheel
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nothing major, you're missing a conjunction and preposition or two and ending with "is" can be frowned upon in more formal writing but this is a message board and your points are well-made.
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I blame my Christian school education for my poor grammar and vocabulary.
I've learned more as an adult than I did in my 12 years of schooling.
Edit to correct swipe errors.
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Exactly, it's a message board, who really cares? Other than those who have no other answer.
I will say I appreciate my friends who DM me when I make really bad spelling errors. It helps me to improve.
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"UNC is temporarily pausing all human resource actions while awaiting further guidance on how the campus will implement a new UNC System-wide personnel cap, according to a statement from UNC Media Relations.
Under this personnel cap, all wages and administrative employee numbers will be capped at their April levels. All new faculty and staff hires must receive chancellor approval or approval from a designated administrator."
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Under this personnel cap, all wages and administrative employee numbers will be capped at their April levels. All new faculty and staff hires must receive chancellor approval or approval from a designated administrator."
UNC pauses HR actions, awaiting guidance on UNC System-wide personnel cap
In a memo to chancellors, UNC System President Peter Hans announced new restrictions that limit salary spending, employee headcounts and hiring across all System schools in anticipation of state budget reductions and potential federal funding changes.
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So glad the Legislature is cutting corporate taxes more"UNC is temporarily pausing all human resource actions while awaiting further guidance on how the campus will implement a new UNC System-wide personnel cap, according to a statement from UNC Media Relations.
Under this personnel cap, all wages and administrative employee numbers will be capped at their April levels. All new faculty and staff hires must receive chancellor approval or approval from a designated administrator."
UNC pauses HR actions, awaiting guidance on UNC System-wide personnel cap
In a memo to chancellors, UNC System President Peter Hans announced new restrictions that limit salary spending, employee headcounts and hiring across all System schools in anticipation of state budget reductions and potential federal funding changes.
Add “strangle by attrition” to the right-wing methods of controlling Carolina and the UNC System."UNC is temporarily pausing all human resource actions while awaiting further guidance on how the campus will implement a new UNC System-wide personnel cap, according to a statement from UNC Media Relations.
Under this personnel cap, all wages and administrative employee numbers will be capped at their April levels. All new faculty and staff hires must receive chancellor approval or approval from a designated administrator."
UNC pauses HR actions, awaiting guidance on UNC System-wide personnel cap
In a memo to chancellors, UNC System President Peter Hans announced new restrictions that limit salary spending, employee headcounts and hiring across all System schools in anticipation of state budget reductions and potential federal funding changes.