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Cincinnati State Technical and Community College is in early negotiations with its union members, some of whom say they have not received a pay raise since 2017. “These union members are the core of Cincinnati State and it’s important to maintain staff retention and provide a living wage that keeps up with the increased cost of living over the last 4 years and during this pandemic – the college has to demonstrate that they care for those who have dedicated their lives and careers to this work,” Joshua Norris, an executive vice president with Service Employees International Union (SEI...

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Mineral Area College has made its second round of significant cuts this year as enrollment continues to decline. The Board of Trustees approved a Reduction in Force (RIF) plan of $1.2 million last Thursday that will take effect on July 1, 2021. The board approved one last April and more cuts could be coming in April 2021. A release from MAC sent out Wednesday evening said the institution’s financial circumstances caused by downward enrollment trends, reduced state funding, and current economic conditions impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, led to the decision. “These were difficult d...