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J Dent Educ. 44(4): 198-201 1980
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Journal of Dental Education, Vol 44, Issue 4, 198-201
Copyright © 1980 by American Dental Education Association


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Deferred compensation as a method for payment of part-time dental faculty members

GH Bentz, FL Geigle-Bentz, and TF Staats

Education costs are causing part-time dental educators to be compensated at inappropriately low levels. By using a deferred compensation plan, the dental school can provide to the part-time educator, a greater return at a time when that money will be of more benefit. Through contractual agreement with the dental school, as drawn up by appropriate financial and legal counsel, a plan can be constructed that can significantly increase the real value of part-time earnings, usually payable at some time in the future, at no additional cost to either the dental school or the part-time dental educator.





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