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‘We are losing ground’: Professors log 55-hour weeks as pay stagnates and states question their workloads
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Fortune reports that professors say they are working 55-hour weeks while their pay stagnates and trails inflation, even as Kansas, Utah, and Wisconsin tighten rules on faculty workloads. According to the piece, professors say their departments have shrunk by up to half.
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‘We are losing ground’: Professors log 55-hour weeks as pay stagnates and states question their workloads
Kansas, Utah, and Wisconsin are tightening rules on faculty workloads. Professors say departments have shrunk by up to half while pay trails inflation.
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