Perhaps this seems to save money, but it is causing much confusion, and demoralizing everyone.
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Tashfeen Majid
10 years ago
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If you set aside the funds that we are supposed to get paid today (our salary increments) in a separate account, paying it back tomorrow (retroactively) will not be a burden. NJCU should not use these salary increment funds for any other purposes. Doing so will only complicate matters after the negotiations with the State are finalized.
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Marc Brown
10 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous. Tough to keep up with the increase in living costs!
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Andrew Getzfeld
10 years ago
Honor the contract and your commitments.
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Muriel Rand
10 years ago
This is only fair and just.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I support this petition.
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Luceand Cuba-Rivera
10 years ago
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I support this petition and retroactive salaries should be given once the contract has bee signed. There are many dedicated NJCU professional who uphold support NJCU's mission.
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Riley Vann
10 years ago
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People go into teaching because they are willing to forgo more lucrative careers because they want to give back to others. However, that is no excuse for that giving nature to be taken advantage of. Honor your commitments!
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Alberto Barugel
10 years ago
On behalf of my many devoted and hard- working colleagues, I hope NJCU will do what is right and honor this agreement. Thank you very much.
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Larry Ladutke
10 years ago
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NJCU has many talented employees. Falling behind on compensation will create an incentive for them to leave for more lucrative positions. Then, it will be harder to attract high quality employees.
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Cynthia Vazquez
10 years ago
I fully support this petition and feel it is only fair to retroactively issue salary increments once labor negotiations are finalized.
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Rhoda Auerbach
10 years ago
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If you want professionals to be committed to their work, you must be committed to paying them a fair salary.
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Nikolay Tugushev
10 years ago
Those who educate future generations deserve a just wage.
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Sachie Tsumura-Tmart
10 years ago
I support this petition.
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Adrienne Ward
10 years ago
I think I signed this in a form as well. Ann Kottner had the forms.
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Patricia Yacobacci
10 years ago
Adjunct faculty are notoriously paid little for the work they perform. I support this petition.
Perhaps this seems to save money, but it is causing much confusion, and demoralizing everyone.
If you set aside the funds that we are supposed to get paid today (our salary increments) in a separate account, paying it back tomorrow (retroactively) will not be a burden. NJCU should not use these salary increment funds for any other purposes. Doing so will only complicate matters after the negotiations with the State are finalized.
Absolutely ridiculous. Tough to keep up with the increase in living costs!
Honor the contract and your commitments.
This is only fair and just.
I support this petition.
I support this petition and retroactive salaries should be given once the contract has bee signed. There are many dedicated NJCU professional who uphold support NJCU's mission.
People go into teaching because they are willing to forgo more lucrative careers because they want to give back to others. However, that is no excuse for that giving nature to be taken advantage of. Honor your commitments!
On behalf of my many devoted and hard- working colleagues, I hope NJCU will do what is right and honor this agreement. Thank you very much.
NJCU has many talented employees. Falling behind on compensation will create an incentive for them to leave for more lucrative positions. Then, it will be harder to attract high quality employees.
I fully support this petition and feel it is only fair to retroactively issue salary increments once labor negotiations are finalized.
If you want professionals to be committed to their work, you must be committed to paying them a fair salary.
Those who educate future generations deserve a just wage.
I support this petition.
I think I signed this in a form as well. Ann Kottner had the forms.
Adjunct faculty are notoriously paid little for the work they perform. I support this petition.