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  1. Layoffs and campus funding cuts are affecting Atlantic City, requiring adherence to collective bargaining rules.

Stockton University Faces Layoffs Amid $25 Million Deficit

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What happened

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Stockton University is facing a $25 million deficit, which university officials attribute to declining enrollment, rising costs, and reduced state support. The Stockton Federation of Teachers, an affiliate of the American Federation of Teachers, reported that administrators issued layoff notices to 14 faculty and 7 professional staff members. Communication Workers of America was also informed that some of its members would be laid off, though the number affected is unknown.

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Why it matters

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The university is implementing layoffs to address structural financial challenges and a significant budget shortfall. The university operates within New Jersey and is subject to state funding and policy decisions regarding its operations.

Layoffs and campus funding cuts are affecting Atlantic City, requiring adherence to collective bargaining rules.

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Who's involved

  • American Federation of TeachersThe American Federation of Teachers, which affiliates the union representing Stockton University faculty.
  • Stockton UniversityThe university facing a $25 million deficit and implementing layoffs to address financial challenges.
  • Communications Workers of AmericaA labor union whose members are also facing potential layoffs due to the university's budget cuts.
  • New JerseyThe state where Stockton University operates and is subject to funding and policy decisions.
  • Atlantic CityThe city mentioned in the context of campus funding cuts affecting the region.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Stockton University could face decreased revenue and increased costs while attempting to manage the $25 million deficit.

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