Inside Higher Ed's annual survey of HR directors finds...

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Colleges don't do enough to get old timers on the faculty to retire, and adjuncts are unfairly compensated.

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/survey/adjuncts-retirements-and-sexual-harassment-survey-campus-hr-leaders

Do either of these findings surprise anybody out there?  Does anybody disagree (who isn't a 75-year-old prof)?

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