Nonetheless, Ms. Weingarten made a point yesterday of saying she would fight any involuntary transfer plan in court.
An involuntary, abusive, poorly planned and inadequately funded scheme was bound to fail, he says.
Officials in the US denied the firm was planning "involuntary redundancies", with other reports suggesting it would shed staff through a voluntary retirement programme.
Administrators say that the process they began in 2008 will be completed on schedule and that they do not plan any involuntary layoffs, cutbacks in employee benefits, or alterations to the need-blind financial-aid program.
Contributions to the OPERS (Ohio), KPERS (Kansas) and IPERS (Iowa) retirement plans are involuntary and so are not reported as untaxed income.
Reserve Call-Up Set, Officials Say WASHINGTON, June 28 (Reuters) -- The Army is planning an involuntary mobilization of thousands of reserve troops to maintain adequate force levels in Iraq and Afghanistan, Defense officials said Monday.
The reaction of voters losing, in some cases, the person who has been their doctor for years could be worse for Democrats than what we are currently seeing in the involuntary loss of insurance plans.
In most cases, employers give considerable thought and planning in involuntary retirement cases, so don't be surprised if your appeal or questioning of the management goes nowhere.
But the plan included only involuntary layoffs and the cuts disproportionately fell on the lab's older employees, so DOE's general counsel asked for a rethink, Oddone says.
Previous research has shown that a form of psychiatric advance statement – joint crisis plan – may prevent involuntary admissions, but another study showed no significant results for another form.
