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Less than six months after they celebrated passing a bipartisan budget, lawmakers face a steep deficit due mostly to plummeting revenues from a massive tax cut that took full

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The Isaac School District is facing a $12-15 million financial crisis as teachers, families and Arizona Education Association President Marisol Neither party seemed pleased with a 2025 budget passed late Saturday by the Arizona legislature in the face of a $1.3 billion deficit. The International Rescue Committee will make far-reaching staff cuts, in the wake of a surprise budget shortfall that has spurred months of cost-cutting and sparked anger

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President Trump’s second term begins with a series of fiscal hurdles that will shape the trajectory of the US economy. These include avoiding a government shutdown, Robbins has been with the university as its president since 2017. This announcement comes just a few weeks after Robbins announced he would take a pay cut to

University of Arizona President Robert Robbins is about to get a salary reduction, but he doesn’t have a problem with that. In fact, he asked for it. Other Universities – Budget Cut Announcements 7/15: University of Wyoming proposes cuts, including 75 layoffs 6/8: UVM trustees approve cuts to 2 majors and 16 minors 4/7: Cuts to

Arizona lawmakers have approved a budget deal that erases a $1.4 billion shortfall by curbing spending on higher education, trimming funding for state agencies and raiding a

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — University of Arizona President Robert Robbins is about to get a salary reduction, but he doesn’t have a problem with that. In fact, he asked for it. Robbins What will it take for President Biden to listen to border communities, make this a priority and take just one step in the right direction?” Democrat Congressman Greg Stanton

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Resignation comes after fallout from school’s budget shortfall University of Arizona President Robert Robbins has announced his resignation weeks after agreeing to take a pay cut. Amid a shortage of caregivers in Arizona, the Parents as Paid Caregivers Program trains and pays parents to care for their severely disabled children up to 40 hours a week. CSUDH is expected to cut $12 million from its base operating budget next year amid a statewide budget crisis. Rising costs, lower enrollment, and dwindling state support for higher education

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When a budget impasse freezes state funding, there are a few steps centers take, Lukima said. First, many take out a line of credit, which they’ll later have to pay back with President Lai Ching-te is looking to work around the KMT budget bill by proposing special budgets to keep defense spending intact. Although the University of Arizona’s budget shortfall is closer to $140 million than the $240 million previously reported, the school is prepared to undergo sweeping changes in

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SAN DIEGO — At least two San Diego council members want to give back future pay raises to help solve a budget crisis, but City Attorney Heather Ferbert says a city law explicitly allowing Robbins has become a central figure in the school’s financial crisis. The university based in Tucson is trying to dig out of a $177 million budget shortfall that stemmed from a

The University of Arizona has reduced its projected deficit to $63 million and will return to „net positive revenue“ in fiscal 2026, CFO John Arnold says.

Maryland’s Senate president is warning of a potential for deeper state budget cuts to address an impact of the president’s executive orders and tax proposals. It’s led to the impending resignation of University of Arizona President Robert C. Robbins, tensions in the Faculty Senate, and the chair of the Arizona Board of Regents As the University of Arizona continues to search for a new president, embattled outgoing president Robbins has announced moves to ease the college’s ongoing financial crisis.

Tucson, Arizona News Story: Tucson officials planning for worst, hoping for best with budget as pandemic takes financial toll Tucson’s budget facing ‘potential deficit’ due to COVID-19 Cost W e also investigate whether CEOs take pay cuts voluntarily or involuntarily. We examine this via two approaches. First, we investigate if NPO University of Arizona President Robert Robbins announced Tuesday he will be resigning at the end of his term — or sooner — as the school grapples with a $177 million

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Arizona News. A person fell down a well in Chandler on March 4, 2024 Interest rates may have peaked. Should you buy a CD, high-yield savings See the full article on University of Arizona President Robert Robbins is about to get a salary reduction, but he doesn’t have a problem with that. Robbins has become a central figure in the school’s

University of Arizona President Robert C. Robbins will be paid through the end of his contract in July 2026 even though he’s leaving the post University of Arizona President Robert Robbins and the school’s chief financial officer were grilled by faculty members about the unexpected „financial crisis“ that could result in layoffs and We revisited with her and others in our Arizona group to get their assessment of the first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s new term. Most of the takeaways were not good

President Clinton recently appointed a five-member financial control board to take charge of city finances until the budget has been balanced for at least four years. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — University of Arizona President Robert Robbins is about to get a salary reduction, but he doesn’t have a problem with that. In fact, he asked for it. University of Arizona President Dr. Robert C. Robbins held a press conference Monday, Jan. 29, to discuss the school’s financial crisis and updates on the plan to fix it,

2024 Financial Action Plan In the fall of 2023, the university began working to address a budget shortfall. The vast majority of the deficit was a result of accelerated spending to enhance and As U. of Arizona Confronts Budget Cuts, Workers and Students Brace for the Worst The public university, the largest employer in the Tucson area, says it’s facing a $177 Children, refugees and displaced people worldwide are paying the price for the deep-seated funding crisis that has engulfed the international aid sector, made worse by

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