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Wednesday’s (Nov. 2) Green Bay Press-Gazette had the latest on a statewide examination of rehiring policies, noting a state Assembly committee on Nov. 17 will hold a hearing on the practice of drawing both...
The Green Bay Press-Gazette editorial board on Thursday (Oct. 27) called for a thorough review of the state’s policy for rehiring retirees, saying a study is needed before any changes are made. The state...
President Barack Obama’s plan to ease student loan debt grabbed headlines after it was announced Wednesday (Oct. 26), and local media were among those taking notice. The plan will speed up implementation of a...
State workers will not receive salary increases during the next two years, but they also won’t see additional major changes in other benefits, under the first pay plan Gov. Scott Walker’s administration put forward...
We included a link in yesterday’s Log EXTRA (the one with the pretty pictures) regarding a roundup of the last week’s developments involving UW-Green Bay and the larger statewide issue of rehiring retired state,...
We haven’t shied away from including links to state columnists and news coverage quoting those highly critical of UW-Green Bay and its top officials regarding the rehiring of Tom Maki and other retirees. In...
Local media are picking up on the news of a state-ordered budget lapse that could mean a total of $1.6 million in reductions for UW-Green Bay during the next 20 months. The UW System...
The UW System issued a statement Tuesday (Oct. 18) after learning a state-ordered budget lapse could cost institutions $46 million in state taxpayer support during fiscal year 2011-12, plus an additional $19.6 million next...
In a brief interview on public radio, UW System President Kevin Reilly recaps what $340 million in state budget cuts will mean to the System. The reduction averages about 11 percent for each of...
The UW System Board of Regents meets later this week in Madison to review an operating budget and consider new tuition rates for the 2011-12 academic year. For the fifth consecutive year, UW System...
