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For some University of Alaska faculty, the next paycheck could be $0

By Claire Stremple - Alaska Beacon,

2024-09-05

By Claire Stremple - Alaska Beacon,

2024-09-05

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SitkaRose

09-07

I know that while I was in Corrections, I've been retired since 2010, we were able to be paid a fine of $50 PER DAY that our pay was late. You had to know about that policy and fill out a form and request it. Maybe the professors have the same. Who knows. it might be a state thing not a union thing.

Michael Kleimola

09-07

Good

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