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Students, teachers and authorities of Costa Rica’s five state universities on Thursday protested in front of the Legislative Assembly. They argued that universities should be excluded from a bill that seeks to regulate public employment.
The university students claimed that the law project threatens the autonomy of public higher education and will affect the functioning of the institutions.
“We come to demonstrate to express our concern for the inclusion of universities in this bill,” said the rector of the National University, Francisco González.
“We believe that it is a violation of the social rule of law,” added González at the demonstration in front of the Legislative Assembly.
Govt union pushing Biden to terminate Trump appointee four years early
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Jazz ShawPosted at 3:04 pm on January 13, 2021
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You can rest assured that labor unions across the country are in a big hurry to see Donald Trump out of office and to have Joe Biden (or any other Democrat, really) put in his place. Perhaps nowhere is this more true than in the unions that represent government workers who are employed at the Social Security Administration. And yes, they have labor unions that are
that specific to a particular organizational level. One of these is the American Federation of Government Employees Council 220, which organizes workers at Social Security field offices Another is the Association of Administrative Law Judges, representing judges in courts that hear Social Security disability claims. As Government Executive reports this week, the leaders of those two government labor unions have sent a message to Joe Biden, calling o