For example, nine tenured professors agreed to cash buyouts before the program was implemented and then also received early retirement benefits. This, according to the audit, wasted about $625,000 in taxpayer money. And while McCaskill found the program to be in the financial interest of the university overall, she also claims that "the devil is in the details. There were significant problems in the administration of the program when it came to consistency and equity."TECHNOLOGY: This week, the
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