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United Properties must respect the rights of workers' rights on their senior housing projects. - Vimarsana News

United Properties must respect the rights of workers' rights on their senior housing projects.

Why can't the same high standards United applies to commercial projects be applied to their residential projects?

Minneapolis Construction Workers Fight Chronic Wage Theft - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis Construction Workers Fight Chronic Wage Theft

The Midwest building industry is notorious for cheating paychecks.

Dégagé Ministries cuts ribbon on new expansion - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Dégagé Ministries cuts ribbon on new expansion - Grand Rapids Business Journal

A nonprofit serving individuals experiencing homelessness recently unveiled the beginning of its $7.5 million expansion. 

Source: grbj.com
Workers and developers need to come together to end wage theft in construction | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Workers and developers need to come together to end wage theft in construction | Opinion

My bills are piling up including rent, car insurance, utilities, clothes for my children, and my son’s medical bills. My son has been diagnosed with a disease and due to the frequency of his treatments and medical visits, going back to Guatemala is not an option for us.

Dégagé Ministries director retiring; new leader selected - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Dégagé Ministries director retiring; new leader selected - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Grand Rapids Business Journal Courtesy Dégagé Ministries Downtown Grand Rapids homeless shelter Dégagé Ministries said Thursday that longtime Executive Director Marge Palmerlee will retire effective this month and a new leader was chosen to replace her. Thelma Ensink was named to succeed Palmerlee and already has begun working in her new role. Palmerlee joined Dégagé 27 years ago, first as a volunteer and then as executive director for the past 23 years. Dégagé credits her with shaping the nonprofit into the organization it is today by encouraging staff and volunteers...

Source: grbj.com