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Volume 4, Issue2

Executive Compensation in Six Steps

by Nancy Taylor
Designing an effective executive compensation program begins and ends with good governance practices.

New Transparency in Executive Pay

by Richard V. Smith and David M. Nygard
Form 990 compensation disclosure requirements for higher education institutions are now more in line with what is required of public companies.

Consumer-Directed Acceptance

by Ellen Horsch
Michigan Technological University implemented a consumer-directed health plan with a health savings account and enrolled more than 35 percent of its faculty and staff the first year.

An Influential Seat at the Table

by Elizabeth A. Neumann
Long-time chief human resource officer R. Kenneth Hutchinson discusses the optimal human resources--finance partnership and appropriate responses to the economic recession.

Big Changes to COBRA

by Tadu Yimam
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act requires quick action in response to changes to COBRA and other policies.

Difficult Choices: Strategies for Cutting Faculty and Staff Costs

by NACUBO, CUPA-HR, NACUA, and United Educators
Register an On-Demand Webcast to learn how higher education institutions are reassessing programs and practices in response to the financial crisis to ensure they advance their core mission.


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  • TIAA CREF Financial Services

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