Gov. Scott Walker said Wednesday that University of Wisconsin System faculty and staff could increase their workload to reduce the impact of his proposed $300 million budget cut.
Walker announced this week that the proposed cuts, along with a two-year tuition freeze, would be part of his two-year budget proposal to be delivered to the Legislature on Tuesday. In return, the UW System would be converted into a public authority with more autonomy, though it’s unclear how much money that would save.
University officials have said they might have to lay off employees in the short term, and then raise tuition starting in 2017.
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*And no, I am NOT comparing teaching to cleaning toilets. I am just making a point about the incentives involved.