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20 August 2015

No Golden Parachute (Inside Higher Ed)

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My colleague Ray Cotton was quoted in an Inside Higher Ed article entitled, "No Golden Parachute," which described the University of Illinois controversial decision to reject paying the $400,000 bonus...
United States Employment and HR

My colleague Ray Cotton was quoted in an Inside Higher Ed article entitled, "No Golden Parachute," which described the University of Illinois controversial decision to reject paying the $400,000 bonus to the departing chancellor Phyllis Wise. Ray commented on the possible implications of the decision, including the university's ability to attract candidates, litigation and risks to its reputation.

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