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Guggenheim Museum staff ratifies its first union contract - Vimarsana News

Guggenheim Museum staff ratifies its first union contract

With 97% of the vote, museum employees signed their first union contract after two years at the bargaining table

Alberta pushes back against Ottawa clean electricity guidelines - Vimarsana News

Alberta pushes back against Ottawa clean electricity guidelines

Alberta’s Minister of Environment and Protected Areas is rejecting outright Ottawa’s announcement Thursday of draft regulations on clean electricity, citing affordability concerns and unrealistic timelines to reach a net-zero grid by 2035.

Rempel Bros. Concrete and Challenge Concrete Pumping (A Division of Lehigh Hanson Materials) - Vimarsana News

Rempel Bros. Concrete and Challenge Concrete Pumping (A Division of Lehigh Hanson Materials)

Burnaby, B.C. | (160 mechanics, welders, millwrights, electricians, operators, drivers, technicians, labourers) and the International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE), Local 115/Teamsters, Local 213

Guggenheim Museum Ratifies Contract With Unionized Workers – ARTnews.com - Vimarsana News

Guggenheim Museum Ratifies Contract With Unionized Workers – ARTnews.com

The union at the Guggenheim Museum has voted to ratify its first contract, with 97 percent of employees casting ballots in support of the agreement.

WisBar Court Review: Union Members' Invasion of Privacy Claim Preempted by Federal Law: - Vimarsana News

WisBar Court Review: Union Members' Invasion of Privacy Claim Preempted by Federal Law:

An invasion of privacy claim brought by a union member against his employer in state court is pre-empted by federal law, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals has ruled.

Source: wisbar.org