A warning to professors from legal eagles, the pandemic and ensuing cash crunch might help politicos target so many progressive profs throughout the state.
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Kansas, Crisis, Tenure and the US Contracts Clause
William H. Widen, Professor of Law at the University of Miami School of Law, in Coral Gables, Florida discusses the emerging issues with tenure and employment contracts... The Kansas Board of Regents recently voted to endorse a policy making it easier to terminate tenured faculty members.
Why do teachers have employment rights that no one else has?
ReplyDeleteTenure should be banned.
Hard to believe Byron said something smart.
ReplyDeleteAdd to that, term limits for politicos.
You can't trust teachers to teach instead of indoctrinate.
ReplyDeleteIf these tenured professors get shown the door, it would be hard to imagine a group of more UNemployable people.
ReplyDeleteUsed to "working" a few hours a week and six months a year.
Making well into six-figure salaries.
Engaging in vicious fighting and arguing about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin, And absolutely clueless about where their salaries have come from all these years.
Good luck!