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Strikes up 50% in 2022, with workers exerting leverage in tight labor market - Vimarsana News

Strikes up 50% in 2022, with workers exerting leverage in tight labor market

Over half of the 224,000 workers who went on strike were educators.

WHAT TO DO, WHERE TO GO - Naples Florida Weekly - Vimarsana News

WHAT TO DO, WHERE TO GO - Naples Florida Weekly

The Beach Boys perform in concert at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Feb. 26 in Hayes Hall at Artis-Naples. Ticket prices vary. Submit calendar listings and high-resolution photos to events@floridaweekly.com. Email text, jpegs or Word documents are accepted. No pdfs or photos of fliers, please. The deadline for calendar submissions is noon Friday for the

Strikes more than double in 2022, with workers exerting leverage in tight labor market - Vimarsana News

Strikes more than double in 2022, with workers exerting leverage in tight labor market

Over half of the 224,000 workers who went on strike were educators.

China's Higher-Ed Ambitions Are at Odds With Its Tightening Grip on Academic Freedom - Vimarsana News

China's Higher-Ed Ambitions Are at Odds With Its Tightening Grip on Academic Freedom

A new report by Scholars at Risk details tactics to silence and intimidate students and professors, as well as a climate of surveillance and self-censorship.

WHAT TO DO, WHERE TO GO - Naples Florida Weekly - Vimarsana News

WHAT TO DO, WHERE TO GO - Naples Florida Weekly

The Marco Island Historical Society presents “Cuba: The Natural Beauty,” a photography exhibit by world-renowned photographer Clyde Butcher Jan. 24-April 29. The exhibit is part of the 2023 ¡ARTE VIVA! festival, a celebration of Hispanic arts and culture on Florida’s Paradise Coast (arte-viva.com). The exhibit is free and open to the public. — theMIHS.org Submit