November 21, 2011
Michigan Colleges Worry About Push to Outlaw Partner Benefits, Fearing Effects on Hiring
Legislation moving through the Michigan Legislature would prohibit public colleges, among other state entities, from offering health and other benefits to domestic partners of employees, a change that Michigan faculty and college administrators say would jeopardize the universities' ability to hire top professors.
The restrictions are contained in two bills that passed the State House of Representatives in September and are now pending before the Senate. Professors and administrators
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