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President Neil L. Rudenstine has indicated that a coming reform to the benefits process could include:
. Cuts to employee benefits.
. A requirement that the University subsidize only the least expensive of seven health care plans it currently offers to faculty and staff.
. A reduction in the $10 million annual benefits deficits which officials say would, if left unchecked, eventually force Harvard to dip into its endowment to pay off debt.
. An upgrade to staff pension plans and corresponding reduction in faculty pensions. Some professor pensions dwarf staff pensions by such a margin that the University could be in violation of antidiscrimination laws.
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