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The
portion of faculty salary and fringe benefits that corresponds to
effort committed to an externally sponsored project may be included
in, and recovered from, the project budget. When recovered, the
salary and fringe benefits are reimbursed to the University through
an Income Fund Reimbursable (IFR) mechanism at appropriate current
rates. For further information on budgeting for salaries, please
see also Chapter
Five of the SPA Guide to Guide to Developing and Administering Sponsored
Programs.
For information
on budgeting salaries that are over the NIH salary cap, please click
here.
For information on Fringe Benefits that must be budgeted with salaries,
please click here.
Salary
Increases
Salary
increase schedules:
- University faculty
members holding academic year appointments: September 1.
- University faculty
and staff holding calendar year appointments: July 1.
- Research Foundation
employees: either July 1, the project anniversary date, or the
employee's anniversary date.
Salary
increase amounts:
- Salaries for 2000
and 2001 should be budgeted assuming a 4% annual increase.
- Salaries for 2002
and 2003 should be budgeted assuming a 4.5% annual increase.
- Actual salary payments
will be consistent with current University, RF, and UBFS salary
policies.
Period
of Academic Commitment
| Academic
Year 00/01 |
August
21, 2000 - May 14, 2001 |
| Academic
Year 01/02 |
August 20, 2001 - May 12, 2002
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Summer
Salary may only be budgeted for periods outside of the Academic
Year.
Hourly
Equivalent of Academic/Calendar Year
| Full-time
Calendar Year |
1,950
hours |
| Full-time
Academic Year |
1,462
hours |
Graduate
Student Salaries and Assistantships
For guidelines
on ranges for University-funded Graduate and Undergraduate Student
Salaries, please refer to the State's Human Resource Services' website:
For
Guidelines on Research Foundation Salary Ranges for both students
and staff, please refer to the Research
Foundation's Human Resource Services website. (link
moved to somewhere?)
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