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Syracuse University has increased minimum wages for graduate student positions after more than a year of conversations between students and administrators.
SU’s Graduate Student Organization began discussions with the Graduate School last year about raising the minimum stipend for graduate student employees. This year, the university raised graduate assistantship stipends by an average of 2.5%, said Peter Vanable, dean of the graduate school, in an email to The Daily Orange.
But efforts to increase wages for graduate student employees at SU are years-old, and some students believe there’s still more work for the university to do. In 2018, GSO’s Employment Issues Committee found that 75% of graduate assistants earn less pay than the cost of attendance.
He said although existing restrictions would need to remain until more was known about the vaccines’ effectiveness, and until a higher of the population was immunised, the current evidence indicated the vaccines would “greatly reduce” the spread of the virus. “Basically it’s going to be business as usual for the foreseeable future. [But] over the next few months we will see a huge change in how we manage travellers and borders.”
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A vial of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, which New Zealand has started administering. That could eventually mean the end of mandatory quarantine for travellers once most Kiwis were vaccinated later in the year, he said.
Author of the article: Edmonton Journal
Publishing date: Feb 13, 2021 • February 13, 2021 • 3 minute read • Premier Jason Kenney and Minister of Labour and Immigration Jason Copping are seen at Belmont Sobeys in Edmonton on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2021. More than 380,000 frontline workers in Alberta will receive one-time payments of $1,200 from the government for working during the COVID-19 pandemic, it was announced. Photo by Chris Schwarz /Government of Alberta
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The Alberta plan to distribute the feds’ Critical Worker Benefit program is barely announced, and as expected, the “too-little-too-late” and the “why- not-me” crowds hit the headlines. Sadly, there isn’t much about any grateful reaction from those who will receive the benefit, for their brave stand on the front lines during this pandemic. That says much about the positive attitude of those who work on the front. They aren’t looking for headlines.
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