To the Editor:
I wish to clarify information concerning salary raises for faculty and… To the Editor:
I wish to clarify information concerning salary raises for faculty and staff reported in the Jan. 7 edition of Pitt News as follows:
On Oct. 15, the University announced passage of the University’s budget and indicated that, “The budget establishes an increase of one and one-half percent to the salary pool available for raises for faculty and staff members for satisfactory performance. An additional pool of one and one-half percent is designated for merit, market, and equity pay increases.”
In the latter pool, one percent is available to University units, and the remaining one-half percent of the faculty and staff salary base has been maintained by the senior officers of the University to address unit-level compensation issues.
Robert Hill
Vice Chancellor
Office of Public Affairs
University of Pittsburgh
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