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Twins 10, Guardians 6: Lewis Hits Another Grand Slam as Twins Pour on Runs to Win - Vimarsana News

Twins 10, Guardians 6: Lewis Hits Another Grand Slam as Twins Pour on Runs to Win

Box Score SP: Kenta Maeda: 4.0 IP, 7 H, 6 ER, 1 BB, 3 K (66 pitches, 43 strikes (65.2%) Home Runs: Royce Lewis (8), Matt Wallner (10), Jorge Polanco (10) Top 3 WPA: Royce Lewis (0.357), Jorge Polanco (0.278), Matt Wallner (0.119) Win Probability Chart (via FanGraphs) Twins Find Themselves in Fami...

NLRB Limits Non-Disparagement And Confidentiality Terms In Employee Severance Agreements - Employee Rights/ Labour Relations - Vimarsana News

NLRB Limits Non-Disparagement And Confidentiality Terms In Employee Severance Agreements - Employee Rights/ Labour Relations

This blog breaks down the NLRB's decision and what it means for employers.

Source: mondaq.com
2023 New Year's Resolutions for Every NHL Team - Vimarsana News

2023 New Year's Resolutions for Every NHL Team

The season's nearly half over. But given the calendar's flip to a new year, there's a renewed sense of purpose—more in some cities than others, of...

'For All Mankind': 'Phone Booth' star Svetlana Efremova joins space drama series - Vimarsana News

'For All Mankind': 'Phone Booth' star Svetlana Efremova joins space drama series

Phone Booth star Svetlana Efremova has joined the star cast of the upcoming fourth season of the space drama series For All Mankind as a series regular.

Tourist trappings: why we all love a tacky souvenir fridge magnet - Vimarsana News

Tourist trappings: why we all love a tacky souvenir fridge magnet

Miniature clogs, pretzel paperweights, tiny cathedrals… What do our kitsch holiday mementoes tell us about modern tourism – and ourselves?