UConn Trustees vote to freeze pay - Mike Savino, Mansfield Today

Citing the uncertain economy, University of Connecticut trustees are preparing to freeze pay for managerial personnel in the next budget. The UConn Board of Trustees unanimously voted to suspend its policy on the treatment of managerial personnel. The policy, adopted by the board in 1977, calls for the “consistent and fair treatment of our managers and confidential staff,” a resolution from trustee Chairman Lawrence McHugh. By voting to suspend the policy, it allows UConn trustees to freeze pay.