Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Harvard Extends Pay and Benefits to Employees Amid Estimated $415 Million Shortfall - Michelle G. Kurilla, Crimson

Harvard will extend guaranteed pay and benefits to directly employed staff and contract workers through June 28 as it faces a $415 million shortfall this fiscal year, Harvard Executive Vice President Katherine N. Lapp wrote in an email to Harvard faculty and staff Tuesday morning. “We previously announced a financial commitment that we would guarantee pay and benefits through May 28th to our directly employed staff and contract workers, including those who provide dining, custodial, and security services, who are able to work, but experienced the disruption of idle work since the decision to reduce the population living on campus,” Lapp wrote. “Today, I want to share that we have decided to extend that guarantee of pay and benefits to those workers covered under this May 28th policy for an additional month, until June 28th.”
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2020/5/5/harvard-coronavirus-lapp-benefits-shortfall/