Ramsier, his six-figure salary... are business as usual. outspoken administrators, like Ramsier, who insist that it’s just financially unfeasible to use professors who make more than $7 an hour, and that those hires know what they’re getting into, anyway. And yet, Ohio’s ever-practical and unpretentious neighbor a few states to the west has managed it—and continues to manage it. True at theaters and universities alike, apparently. Its gross. These are supposed pillars of community... but its business as usual. And its all about making enough money for a select few. It does make me feel better that the Slate columnist was also rewarded with condescending responses about supply and demand, as if I have never heard of such a thing. (thanks again, Portland Center Stage). But good on you, Iowa St and Michigan. And Costco. I love me some Costco (“At Costco, we know that paying employees good wages makes good sense for business,” Jelinik said in a statement last week. “Instead of minimizing wages, we know its a lot more profitable in the long term to minimize employee turnover and maximize employee productivity, commitment and loyalty). slate/articles/life/education/2014/02/michigan_universities_increase_funding_iowa_state_hires_more_full_time_faculty.html huffingtonpost/2013/03/12/costco-profit_n_2859250.html
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