For many workers in the metropolitan area who have been declared "redundant" or replaced with temps, the demand by faculty and staff at Wayne State to retain tenure may seem rather arcane, if not arrogant.
The nearly 40 tenured faculty members will retain their tenure, but no further tenure will be granted at Marymount.
Who is the right member of the team?" Since Mr. Summers's departure had been anticipated internally — he had said he needed to return to Harvard by January to retain his tenure — White House officials led by Rahm Emanuel, the chief of staff, had been giving thought to candidates who would give the administration more credibility with the business community.
Recital was only Fallon's second mount for Ballydoyle since he had so tested the patience of the stable's owners during his tenure as their retained jockey.
When asked if tenure should be retained or abolished, 59percentt of those responding said it should be scrapped, while 30percentt favored keeping it.
She has retained her board chairmanship during her tenure as chief executive, an arrangement that her predecessor, Getz Obstfeld, called "fairly uncommon," and that her critics assert insulates her from accountability.
After serfdom was abolished (1861), the mir was retained as a system of communal land tenure and an organ of local administration.
A study published in February by Deborah Kaminsky of Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York and Cheryl Geisler of Simon Fraser University, Surrey, in Canada, finds that "men and women are retained and promoted at the same rate" on the science tenure track.
All too often the new addition possesses inappropriate skills, is unhappy with his new assignment, and has probably through long tenure achieved a relatively high grade and pay, which is retained.
