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The University of California has reached a tentative labor agreement with its postdoctoral scholars and academic researchers, a significant step toward ending a strike that has dragged on for over two weeks.

The Follicular Lymphoma Foundation (FLF) today announced it has awarded four research grants of up to $500 thousand each, a total of $2 million over the next two years, to support targeted and innovative

Cobalt spot prices were flat for the month, LME inventory was generally flat. Read the November 2022 edition of Cobalt Miners News here.

SPORTS NEWS NOVEMBER 11, 2022   The top-ranked and defending Class A champion West Hancock football team survived and advanced to their 3rd state

By Kevin White  Here’s how the Top 25 Iowa high school football teams fared Friday night:  1, West Des Moines Dowling (9-1) beat Davenport West 35-0 Ra’Shawd

The United Auto Workers say dropping two implicated suppliers won’t solve problems with temp staffing agencies and exploitative contractors.

NORTH BAY, Ont. - Vinzenz Rohrer and Jack Matier each recorded a goal and an assist as the Ottawa 67's continued their unbeaten run with a 4-2 win over the North Bay Battalion Thursday.

Detroit, MI – Months after reports first appeared about multiple incidents of child labor at their suppliers in Alabama, Hyundai Motors is addressing the problem publicly. Their solution appears to be to sever ties with suppliers SMART (a company that is majority-owned by Hyundai) and SL Alabama which will likely result in job losses for

Investegate announcements from Panther Metals PLC, Appointment of drilling contractors

Forty-eight thousand academic workers in four UAW bargaining units at the University of California system, including 17,000 student researchers who are fighting for their first contract, are in contract negotiations. Very shortly, they all will take strike authorization votes. “Our members in the University of California system organized their union to win job protections, stop