Pitt implements hiring freeze for faculty, staff through at least June
The letter says the University has implemented a faculty and staff hiring freeze through June and said it’s possible the freeze could extend into the next fiscal year. Also, all University Responsibility Centers are being asked to cut back on nonessential travel and discretionary supplies as well as reviewing purchases over $25,000.
A hiring freeze is in effect at the University of Pittsburgh, a move the Pitt Staff Union said stems from a bigger issue.
Universities are tightening their belts and reducing graduate student enrollments to steel themselves for potential Trump ...
The list of major universities that are trimming their budgets, freezing new hiring, or limiting Ph.D. admissions is growing ...
We need to prepare for a wide range of financial circumstances,” Harvard president Alan Garber and other university leaders said.
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