Leaders of the California Faculty Association said Monday they will be at upcoming committee meetings of the California State University Board of Trustees to speak out against its recent approval of executive pay raises… Shortly after the 2018-19 budget was signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown with an increase in funding for the CSU system, the Chancellor’s Office proposed increases in executive pay, and the board in July approved a 3 percent increase for the 23 campus presidents, five vice chancellors and CSU Chancellor Timothy White, whose annual pay grew by $13,510 to $463,855, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. The move came even though Brown had sent a strongly-worded letter to the board urging them not to move forward with the raises.

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by Chris Jennewein, Times of San Diego.

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