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Pascal Donohoe announces new domestic violence leave for civil servants - Vimarsana News

Pascal Donohoe announces new domestic violence leave for civil servants

This announcement follows a similar one regarding domestic violence leave for private sector employees.

Review finds 'grounds for concern' for abuse of 21 residents at HSE-run nursing home - Vimarsana News

Review finds 'grounds for concern' for abuse of 21 residents at HSE-run nursing home

In 2020, a healthcare worker at the nursing home was jailed for 11 years for raping a resident known by the pseudonym of ‘Emily’.

People with special needs deserve a robust inclusion policy - Vimarsana News

People with special needs deserve a robust inclusion policy

The 2022 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony regaled audiences across the globe with spectacular flair. One of the most defining moments in the event was when the young Qatari disability activist and World Cup ambassador Ghanim Al-Muftah captivated spectators with his inspiring and timeless message on embracing tolerance and finding beauty in our differences.

Former Cardinals pitcher Carlos Martinez suspended 85 games for violating MLB's violence policy - Vimarsana News

Former Cardinals pitcher Carlos Martinez suspended 85 games for violating MLB's violence policy

Carlos Martinez will not be paid during his suspension and will undergo a mandatory treatment program.

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Emery School Board Prepares For a New School Year - Vimarsana News

Emery School Board Prepares For a New School Year

By Julie Johansen The meeting of the Emery School Board on Wednesday, Aug. 10 began with a work session. A discussion about the declining enrollment revolved around different options, but the board decided that they would host town meetings in September before any decision would be made. Also in the work session, Kacey Fluckey, Green