What's good for the gander, is good for the goose

Word on the street is that Dr. Steinhauer is looking at cutting salaries. I sure hope he starts with hmself. Just do a search for all the posts I have made regarding Steinhauer & Co. receiving salary increases. Also, search the words "fiscal responsibility" and one gets eight pages of articles.  What about the strategic plan facilitator hired to assist Dr. Tim, the Owner's Liaison to assist Dr. Tim, and the ever popular feasibility study for fundraising suggested by Dr. Tim? I am not a math wiz, but I do see the common denominator.

Pittsburgh Symphony musicians' salaries cut

The Pittsburgh Symphony and its musicians reached an agreement three months ahead of schedule. Not good news for some Mt. Lebanon residents. 

The contract, ratified Saturday night, calls for a 9.7-percent across-the-board cut in musicians' salary in its first and second years -- one of the biggest wage reductions in orchestra's history. Annual base salary will be $100,110, down from $110,764 this season, but musicians paid above scale will give back more.

Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11163/1153286-388.stm