Most are from the many and varied disgruntled workers who, much like myself, have pending contracts with the University. Whether we like it or not, we'll have to wait and see what happens with president Mark Yudof, and, unfortunately, the workforce is stuck having to take on management as is. For the present, we must allow President Yudof a grace period. The present management has to play its hand as best it can to justify itself and its actions over the last decade. That's no easy task when you look around at all the arrogant idiocy, blatant tomfoolery and scams that have been played at our and the University's expense.
Management has to play a scramble game now.
There's a lot of posture games and blatant butt-covering going on, and considering the mangled and diminished state of many departments out here, administration will have to scramble big time. Yudof has to wade through all this management muck and mire to find the heart of us and this community and that just plain won't happen overnight. He's got to get past the dreamscapes that have endlessly descended upon this community from those presently in power. Every little issue is being sugarcoated and flaunted for his approval. We can't blame him, his approach or even his depth of involvement in our many negotiations with the University and its management this time.