[Hojczyk]

as a public state institution, is exempt from local minimums.

Got to just love these government people

We do not have to live by the rules we impose on you serfs

[Responsibility2nd]

Couldn’t happen to a more deserving class of people.

Berzerkley.

[thorvaldr]

I’m shocked! Shocked, it tell you! Shocked!

[Lorianne]

I bet not many of those will be high salary bureaucrats.
Mostly low paid workers, facilities and grounds maintenance, janitorial, food service etc.

[SZonian]

"Faculty members will not be affected..."

Go figure.

[PROCON]

Totally Unexpected?

[mothball]

Being a libtard has consequences.

[bestrongbpositive]

Close the whole damn school and America would be better off.

[Jim Robinson]

These same students want their education to be free.

[Arm_Bears]

Liberals just don’t learn from real life.

[hal ogen]

HaHa. LIBS remain befuddled about reality.

[ChicagahAl]

$50million divided by 500 = $100k per job.

Not exactly min wage jobs.

[burroak]

This $15/hr business has very little to do with giving minimum wage earners a bigger take-home check.

It has everything to do with the unions increasing their payroll deduction deposits each month. The increased wages will be eaten up by paying union dues, health premiums,fewer working hrs, and even loss of their jobs.

But the grand goal is to increase union pay that is above minimum wage since many, if not most, are tied to the minimum wage.

The entry wage earners are being played as suckers.

[Night Hides Not]

“You can avoid reality, but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality.” Ayn Rand

[mjp]

libtards don’t care if their policies cause unemployment. For them it is another crisis that just justifies the need for even more libtardism.

[I want the USA back]

Good, but the idiots still won’t get it.

[truth_seeker]

They will lay off $10 per hour low skilled workers, in order to retain “professors” who “teach” two classes per week, and get paid over $100,000 per anum.

[Grams A]

Always found it interesting to watch what happens when there is a RIF. For example, if an organization needs to cut $100,000, rather than cut one person making that much, ten, who are making $10,000 and actually performing a task, are cut.

[Zathras]

Janitors for Justice was where this nonsense all began and it started in CA.
They then mutated into SEIU

[philled]

“Berkeley employs about 8,500 staffers” and has an enrollment of 37,581. Seems like cutting 500 should just be a start-— it would take them to a 4.7 ratio of student to staffer. That’s only slightly better than the current 4.42 student to staffer ratio...