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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 36 — University of Wisconsin system

36.21 Termination due to certain budget or program changes.

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36.21 Termination due to certain budget or program changes. Notwithstanding s. 36.15 , the board may, with appropriate notice, terminate any faculty or academic staff appointment when such an action is deemed necessary due to a budget or program decision requiring program discontinuance, curtailment, modification, or redirection. No person may be employed at the institution within 2 years to perform reasonably comparable duties to those of the person whose appointment was terminated without first offering such person a reappointment.
The board, after consultation with the faculty and chancellor of each institution, shall adopt procedures to be followed in the event of termination of academic staff under this section and the board may adopt procedures, consistent with s. 36.22 , to be followed in the event of termination of faculty under this section and s. 36.22 .
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