Scandalous?! Who wants to be a millionaire in the CSU system?
Compare our Executives' Salaries with the rest of us who teach for a living:- salary figures and raises handed out to CSU administrators and campus presidents
Look at the raises given to administrators versus those given to faculty
Look at the raises given to administrators versus those given to faculty
More sleuthing at http://www.CSICSU.org
Executive Compensation: What's this I keep hearing about the CSU 'fat cats' and all their Executive Compensation and Perks?
• Last fall, the CSU Trustees awarded campus presidents and the top administrators in the Chancellor’s Office 19% increases in compensation -- including salary increases averaging 13.7% per person.
• At their January 2007 meeting, CSU Trustees will vote on another 4% salary increase proposed for the same executives.
• With these raises:-the average 2-year salary increase = $42,000-salary paid to the top execs in 06/07 will be 19% more than in 04/05
• By contrast, since 2002, CSU faculty received only a 3.5% raise, in July 2005.
• Compensation increases awarded to some executives in 2005 totaled more than the annual salary paid to full-time faculty.
• CPEC estimates that CSU faculty are paid 18% lower, on average, than their peers at similar universities around the country.
1 comment:
Thanx, Eric, for making a clear posting of the CSU situation. As you know, I have been advocating for student fee DEcreases for a decade now. I am glad that CFA is really getting on board here in full tilt.
It is time to really pressure our legislators to abide by the state charter and truly make education a right and free for all.
Bruce Wolfe
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