Establishes minimum student to employee ratio for calculating State support for employee fringe benefit costs at four-year public institutions of higher education.
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Overview
This bill sets a minimum ratio of nine students per full-time employee at four-year public colleges and universities in New Jersey. The state will use this ratio when determining how much funding to provide for employee fringe benefits. The bill allows institutions to use a lower ratio if they believe it’s more appropriate for their specific circumstances, but the total number of employee positions cannot exceed the institution’s overall staffing levels. This aims to ensure that state funding for employee benefits is tied to the actual student population served.
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Joseph Cryan
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