That is a factor but when ever has the big 3 decreased their budget? Every years, it’s an increase. The people making 400k a year need raises to keep up with inflation!
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Would you decline a raise at your company? That’s what I thought.
Of course not, I would want mine. But I don’t work for a public learning institution
So people who are already underpaid compared to the private industry should refuse cost of living increases?
Well, that's being generous...
I wish we could get COI increases as a matter of course, but I, too, work for the state as an ISU employee.
I don’t get why you are arguing they aren’t getting paid enough lol. 400k in Iowa might as well be a million.
How big of a factor do you think State contribution is?
What % of ISU employees make $400k?
Well you insinuated that university costs are rising because of administrative bloat and then claimed those working for a public university shouldn’t get raises. There are a handful of people making $400k at the university and thousands of people making less than their public counterpart.
The reason why tuition and university costs keep going up is because the state of Iowa is giving less and less money to universities each year. That’s a fact.
I’d be willing to be your cost of living increase at your job this year is at least 3 times as much as university employees are receiving.
I think @GMackey32's point is not the "quietly fired" high-paid, short-term administrator. It's those of us who will never get close to that salary level whose low pay (compared to private industry) is not the primary cause of continually increasing tuition. And that we would welcome more attention to our salaries and the value we collectively bring to the university.
Also, find me the head of finance at a multi million dollar corporation that makes less than $400k a year. $400k a year for that position isn’t asinine.
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The CPA of the University misusing funds is absolutely not an indictment of all the people on staff there who earn less than $400k.
But it sure as **** isn't a case that the university is underfunded by the state, for those trying to thread that needle.
That's all I'm going to add as this thread prepares to be Caved.
But it sure as **** isn't a case that the university is underfunded by the state, for those trying to thread that needle.
That's all I'm going to add as this thread prepares to be Caved.
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Well budget breakdowns sure do show that bloating administration roles.
And I’m an hourly employee, not salary. I have received a few raises but nothing crazy.
https://iowacapitaldispatch.com/202...state-universities-is-less-than-20-years-ago/
“Data from the Board of Regents shows state funding for the University of Iowa, Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa has fluctuated over the past 20 years. This fiscal year’s allocation of just over $486 million is nearly $20 million less than the state gave to public universities in 1999 — not adjusted for inflation”
Well on the new topic the top is overpaid the bottom not enough just as most large corporations are.
To the original topic if he broke the law prosecute him.
To the original topic if he broke the law prosecute him.
I just picked a random year, total operation budget in 2015 was 580million. 2022, 726 million. Quite the jump
If there was only something that happened between 2015 and 2022. Nevertheless, State of Iowa is decreasing funding each year for the 3 public universities passing on the costs to students. That’s a fact.
Everything you have posted is purely conjecture from someone outside of the organization with no idea of the inner workings.
