Re: NIH Cap on annual escalation Charlie Hathaway 13 Sep 2004 09:36 EST

As I remember, the change in "policy" (4% down to 3%) occurred several years
ago.  It is all tied (theoretically?) to that biomed res cost index.

Quoting "Kran, Paul" <xxxxxx@EXCHANGE.TC.COLUMBIA.EDU>:

> Hello:
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> Our office has been told by two different programs at 2 different
> institutes at NIH to cap annual escalations on salary and other
> recurring costs at 3 percent per year.  We have routinely been using 4%.
> Can anyone on the list let us know if this is a new NIH-wide policy, a
> program/institute-specific policy, or an old policy that's being
> enforced more regularly?
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> Thanks.
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> Paul A. Kran, Director
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> Office of Sponsored Programs
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> Teachers College, Columbia University
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