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Sarah Pannowitz's Canadian working holiday 'unreal' | The Northern Daily Leader - Vimarsana News

Sarah Pannowitz's Canadian working holiday 'unreal' | The Northern Daily Leader

For five months, the apprentice carpenter worked and travelled in Canada.

Madison Sharp emerges from mire to help others in need | The Northern Daily Leader - Vimarsana News

Madison Sharp emerges from mire to help others in need | The Northern Daily Leader

Her "sweet looks belie a fierce competitiveness".

Penn Medicine housestaff prepare for bargaining phase of union campaign - Vimarsana News

Penn Medicine housestaff prepare for bargaining phase of union campaign

Penn Medicine residents and fellows voted 892-110 in favor of unionization in early May. 

Source: thedp.com
Penn Medicine residents and fellows vote to form union, becoming the first hospital house staff union in Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

Penn Medicine residents and fellows vote to form union, becoming the first hospital house staff union in Pennsylvania

1,400 resident physicians and fellows at Penn Medicine have voted to unionize, forming the first hospital house staff union in Pennsylvania. The group unsuccessfully sought voluntary recognition of the unionization effort earlier this year before ultimately choosing to hold an election. Once the unionization vote, which received 88% approval from workers, is certified by the National Labor Relations Board, workers will begin negotiating for their first contract.

Penn unionizing efforts grow, thousands of student workers organize - Vimarsana News

Penn unionizing efforts grow, thousands of student workers organize

With multiple unions trying to form at one time, campus workers are optimistic that they'll change the tide for organizing at Penn.