Mr. Feinberg’s total compensation will jump to around $1.3 million. Officials say $250,000 of the raise will come from private donations, according to the report.
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block said the university hospital must keep Mr. Feinberg’s compensation competitive if it expects the top executive to stay. Three regents voted against the raises, raising concerns that increases were inappropriate during a time of university cutbacks.
Read the LA Times report on UCLA hospital executive compensation.
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