Montana University Regents hear ideas to solve university hiring woes
| September 20, 2007 |  View for printing |
Montana State University has a tough time hiring and keeping good employees, from professors to custodians, and this week the Montana Board of Regents will hear recommendations on how to start solving the problem.
A report from the Montana University System Recruitment & Retention Task Force is expected to be one of the highlights when the Board of Regents meets in Billings today and Friday.
By GAIL SCHONTZLER Chronicle Staff Writer
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Regents told pay scales are too low
Faculty and staff salaries at state colleges and universities are in a crisis level and threaten the quality of education, the Montana Board of Regents was told Thursday.
During its first full day of meetings at Montana State University Billings, regents reviewed a report from a retention and recruitment task force they had created to look at problems with employee turnover.
By MARY PICKETT Of The Gazette staff
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