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MSNBCW Hardball With Chris Matthews September 26, 2017 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW Hardball With Chris Matthews September 26, 2017

At the scab of ethnic anger. President trump stirred it up all last friday criticizing nfl players who kneeled during the National Anthem. Hes double down again and again since then. Nbc news reports he told dinner guests at the white house just last night he wont back down and is confident hes on the winning side of this issue. Well, today the president was asked whether he was preoccupied by this story at the expense of other important issues. Lets watch him. I wasnt preoccupied with the nfl, i was ashamed of what was taking place because to me that was a very important moment. I dont think ...

University researchers protest for improved pay and worker status - Vimarsana News

University researchers protest for improved pay and worker status

Postgraduate Workers’ Organisation argues recommendations of sector review did not go far enough

Access to PRSI for PhD students raised in the Seanad by Limerick Senator - Vimarsana News

Access to PRSI for PhD students raised in the Seanad by Limerick Senator

FINE Gael Senator Maria Byrne raised questions in regard to PhD students and their status as a student versus an employee.

State review of PhD supports 'fails on fundamentals', Irish postgrad union says - Vimarsana News

State review of PhD supports 'fails on fundamentals', Irish postgrad union says

The Postgraduate Workers’ Union argued to be treated as workers and not students. They threatened strike action if their demands were not met.

Low-paid PhD researchers should get €25,000 a year, says Government report - Vimarsana News

Low-paid PhD researchers should get €25,000 a year, says Government report

Researchers, paid an average of €18,500, say system unsustainable due to low pay and rising cost of living