When the Legislature awards money for salaries, do faculty and staff receive an equal percentage increase? Who makes that determination and how?
The salary increase process starts with the Legislature. Typically, they appropriate the same percentage increase for all categories of state employees, including both the faculty and the staff at the University. The money comes to the University as a pool of funds. The President then decides on the basic spending plan for that pool.
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