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Ontario is in dire need of health-care workers, but more than 90 students who graduated from a private college program to be ultrasound technicians have been told they won’t be allowed to get jobs in their chosen field.
More than 90 students who graduated from a private college program have been told they won’t be allowed to get jobs in their field.
Related Company: Vermont Business Magazine Today at the Vermont Labor Relations Board (VLRB), clerical, technical and specialized employees at the University of Vermont voted via mail ballot to organize their union, UVM Staff United, AFT Vermont, 333 to 122. Norman Medina, a member of the UVM Staff United Organizing Committee, who works in Psychiatry, said “We are excited to join our colleagues at UVM who have already organized and won their union contracts. We now have the collective power to negotiate to protect and improve our wages, benefits and working conditions, and to organize f...