Post by frankly on Feb 5, 2015 9:00:15 GMT -5
A little bit of interesting news in the February Faculty Meeting - described in The Crimson as a 20-minute session:
www.thecrimson.com/article/2015/2/4/students-dismissed-sexual-misconduct/
"The topic of the Unviersity's new health benefits policy for non-union employees, a recurrent point of contention at Faculty meetings throughout the fall semester, also surfaced at Tuesday's meeting.
University President Drew G. Faust said her office is currently compiling data on health care expenditures at Harvard. This statement came three months after FAS professors unanimously called upon Faust at their November meeting to repeal changes to health benefits plans. Faust said she will distribute the information later this week to faculty members who had raised concerns and that the data will also be published on the Harvard Information for Employees website.
As part of a series of measures Faust announced in November in response to the Faculty's vote, administrators will hold information sessions in Longwood and in Cambridge in which members of the University Benefits Committee—the group that recommended the changes to the health benefits plan—will solicit feedback from the community on the changes.
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www.thecrimson.com/article/2015/2/4/students-dismissed-sexual-misconduct/
"The topic of the Unviersity's new health benefits policy for non-union employees, a recurrent point of contention at Faculty meetings throughout the fall semester, also surfaced at Tuesday's meeting.
University President Drew G. Faust said her office is currently compiling data on health care expenditures at Harvard. This statement came three months after FAS professors unanimously called upon Faust at their November meeting to repeal changes to health benefits plans. Faust said she will distribute the information later this week to faculty members who had raised concerns and that the data will also be published on the Harvard Information for Employees website.
As part of a series of measures Faust announced in November in response to the Faculty's vote, administrators will hold information sessions in Longwood and in Cambridge in which members of the University Benefits Committee—the group that recommended the changes to the health benefits plan—will solicit feedback from the community on the changes.
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