University of Pittsburgh, hiring freeze

Pitt says hiring freeze not entirely Trump’s fault
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Pitt institutes hiring freeze for all faculty, staff through end of June
The university says the hiring freeze comes​ amid "the uncertainty surrounding the federal funding of research grants under the Trump administration."
Pitt implements hiring freeze for faculty, staff through at least June
The letter says the University has implemented a faculty and staff hiring freeze through June and said it’s possible the freeze could extend into the next fiscal year. Also, all University Responsibility Centers are being asked to cut back on nonessential travel and discretionary supplies as well as reviewing purchases over $25,000.
Pitt-Johnstown campus initiates hiring freeze
On Monday, the University of Pittsburgh sent out an email to its faculty to inform them of a hiring freeze as well as some budget cuts.They said these new changes are in response to a shifting federal landscape and are to take place immediately on all Pitt campuses,
Faculty Assembly discusses hiring freeze amid funding challenges
Provost Joseph McCarthy opened Wednesday’s faculty assembly meeting by discussing Pitt’s hiring freeze, which began on March 10. Senior administration imposed the freeze in response to “fiscal uncertainty” from “expected” cuts in federal NIH funding.
University of Pittsburgh, others freeze hiring as Trump threatens federal funding
Universities across the U.S. have announced hiring freezes, citing new financial uncertainty as the Trump administration threatens a range of cuts to federal contracts and research grants. In
The University of Pittsburgh orders a hiring freeze for faculty, staff
The University of Pittsburgh has ordered a hiring freeze for faculty and staff as it braces for continued federal funding uncertainty. Just weeks ago, the school paused Ph.D. admissions.
Pitt freezes all hiring amid funding cutbacks
The University of Pittsburgh has instituted a hiring freeze of all faculty and staff that takes effect immediately. It will remain in place at least for the rest of the fiscal year that ends June 30,
Emory and other universities across the US freeze hiring as federal funding hangs in the balance
Atlanta-based Emory University is among a number of institutions of higher education to announce hiring freezes recently, citing the uncertainty around federal funding.
Penn Freezes Hiring, Reviews Spending After Trump Funding Threat
The University of Pennsylvania said it will freeze some staff hiring and review capital spending for new buildings and renovations as it faces potential funding cuts and new legislation that could threaten its finances.
Penn issues hiring freeze amid federal funding uncertainty
The Trump administration’s cuts have the University of Pennsylvania pulling back on spending. The Ivy League school is freezing some hiring and reviewing its capital spending on new buildings and other projects.
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