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UWGB lays off 9 employees, orders furloughs amid budget concerns - Vimarsana News

UWGB lays off 9 employees, orders furloughs amid budget concerns

The university announced it will lay off 9 staff members to address an ongoing structural deficit. Top administration will also take a furlough.

Source: yahoo.com
UW-Parkside considers furloughs for all staff to address $5 million deficit - Vimarsana News

UW-Parkside considers furloughs for all staff to address $5 million deficit

The idea comes on the heels of another campus, UW-Oshkosh, announcing layoffs and furloughs this school year.

Source: yahoo.com
Budget Busting Labor Agreements to be Funded by Raiding the LA Reserve Fund - Vimarsana News

Budget Busting Labor Agreements to be Funded by Raiding the LA Reserve Fund

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Budget Busting Labor Agreements to be Funded by Raiding the LA Reserve Fund

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Jim Chalmers's budget surplus was a surprise so where has the money come from? - Vimarsana News

Jim Chalmers's budget surplus was a surprise so where has the money come from?

Just a few months back, the number crunchers had pencilled in a shortfall of $32 billion for the nation's finances. Suddenly, that's magically transformed into a $4.2 billion surplus, writes Ian Verrender.

Source: abc.net.au