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UPMC launches own staffing agency; aims to hire 800 traveling nurses - Vimarsana News

UPMC launches own staffing agency; aims to hire 800 traveling nurses

UPMC Travel Staffing is the health system's newest response to a nursing shortage being reported both nationwide, and within UPMC's own ranks.

UPMC launches own staffing agency; aims to hire 800 traveling nurses - Vimarsana News

UPMC launches own staffing agency; aims to hire 800 traveling nurses

UPMC Travel Staffing is the health system's newest response to a nursing shortage being reported both nationwide, and within UPMC's own ranks.

College credit not required to sub under proposal sent to school board - Vimarsana News

College credit not required to sub under proposal sent to school board

The school district is looking for ways to increase the number of substitutes in classrooms.

Substitute teachers won't need college credits to work in Winston-Salem/Forsyth Schools - Vimarsana News

Substitute teachers won't need college credits to work in Winston-Salem/Forsyth Schools

The school district is looking for ways to increase the number of substitutes in classrooms.

Guest farmworkers will see pay increases in 2022 thanks to a lawsuit to stop a Trump-era wage freeze. President Trump proposed the freeze in an attempt to help farmers who lost profit and fallowed land during the pandemic shutdown in 2020. But farmworker advocates sued the Department of Agriculture to stop the freeze from taking effect. - Vimarsana News

Guest farmworkers will see pay increases in 2022 thanks to a lawsuit to stop a Trump-era wage freeze. President Trump proposed the freeze in an attempt to help farmers who lost profit and fallowed land during the pandemic shutdown in 2020. But farmworker advocates sued the Department of Agriculture to stop the freeze from taking effect.

Guest farmworkers will see pay increases in 2022 thanks to a lawsuit to stop a Trump-era wage freeze. President Trump proposed the freeze in an attempt to help farmers who