For example, faculty on 9/10-month contracts at independent institutions earned $83,655 in 2011â12: 14 percent more than col-leagues in public institutions ($73,508; Table 2). The salaries of university faculty members account for most of this difference.Salaries at public universities were 87 percent of those at independent universities ($81,576 vs. $93,940, a $12,364 difference). Among liberal arts faculty, salaries at independents exceeded pay at public Table 1.he relationship between purchasing power of community college and public liberal arts faculty fluctuated over time. The advantage in constant salaries favor-ing community college faculty dropped from $1,298 in 1991â92 to $509 in 2001â02. Liberal arts faculty members had a $2,416 advantage in 2011â12.
In the United States, a Social Security number (SSN) is a nine-digit number issued to U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and temporary (working) residents under section 205(c)(2) of the Social Security Act, codified as 42 U.S.C. Â§ 405(c)(2) .
Clients often ask us about the meaning of the letter suffix on their Medicare card. Your Medicare number (also called Medicare Claim Number) is usually your Social Security number followed by a code. The code may only appear on your Medicare card but it is assigned by the Social Security Administration to identify the category you qualify under to claim benefits. The number portion could be your spouseâs Social Security number to indicate you qualify for benefits because of your relationship to them.