Category: Labor Issues
The Charlie Chronicles: Number One
This is the first edition of The Charlie Chronicles. It is intended to be an informative series that highlights the priorities and vision of CSU Chancellor Charlie Reed. Faculty envision a vibrant uni... Read More
Charlie Reed Loses It…Over Executive Pay
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rotVhKXdf3Y] In an interview with the student newspaper at Humboldt State during his recent visit CSU Chancellor Charlie Reed became irate when a student report... Read More
Cyborgs: Teachers of the Future
The CSU Chancellor’s office hired a consultant (Katz and Associates) to help design CSU on-line, the on-line competition for the CSU. This was the second page of their presentation. I do not thi... Read More
Cynical and Perverse: The Chancellor’s Response to Faculty Pay Increases
A long awaited ruling by an independent fact finder was released today. The fact finder concluded that the CSU had the resources and the responsibility to pay for a previously negotiated equity pay ra... Read More
Take a Flying *@#! at the Moon
It seems that the prevailing philosophy in the Chancellor’s Office–and by extension in his Board of Trustees–is that the CSU should be “run like a business.” This is a re... Read More
It’s Our Vision of the CSU vs. the Chancellor’s
Negotiations over the CFA contract are more meaningful than ever this year. These negotiations are more about what the CSU will look like in the coming decades than they are about salaries and benefit... Read More
Administrative Bloat and the Cost of American Higher Education
I stumbled upon an interesting study from the Goldwater Institute a couple of months ago. I referenced in my last post, but I am just getting a chance to blurb it now. Titled “Administrative Blo... Read More
New Evidence of Salary Inequality in the CSU
In July I commented on a Washington Post story about increasing inequality between executive pay and the salaries of average Americans. At the time I pointed out that this inequality was apparent in t... Read More
Link CSU Presidents’ Salaries to Faculty Salaries
In today’s LA Times Professor of History J.E. Sefton rightly criticizes a reported proposal to link the salary of CSU Presidential salaries to campus graduation rates. Sefton argues that CSU Pre... Read More- 3 of 4
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