WC0052-2017 Commission on Equitable Compensation

This episode is for the policy wonks in the audience. You know who you are. You love to delve into the workings of arcane commissions. I don't know how arcane the Commission on Equitable Compensation is, but I do know something about it. I have been...

An episode of the The Wesleyan Connexion podcast, hosted by Terry Goodman, titled "WC0052-2017 Commission on Equitable Compensation" was published on April 19, 2017 and runs 17 minutes.

April 19, 2017 ·17m · The Wesleyan Connexion

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This episode is for the policy wonks in the audience. You know who you are. You love to delve into the workings of arcane commissions. I don't know how arcane the Commission on Equitable Compensation is, but I do know something about it. I have been the Chair of the Commission for the last couple of years. I have to admit, the Commission is best known for recommending the increase in the conference annual minimum salary levels. We do more than that, however. For those that want a better understanding of this Commission, then this is the podcast for you.

Episode Description

This episode is for the policy wonks in the audience. You know who you are. You love to delve into the workings of arcane commissions. I don't know how arcane the Commission on Equitable Compensation is, but I do know something about it. I have been the Chair of the Commission for the last couple of years. I have to admit, the Commission is best known for recommending the increase in the conference annual minimum salary levels. We do more than that, however. For those that want a better understanding of this Commission, then this is the podcast for you.

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