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More than 1,000 UC faculty members urge Newsom, lawmakers to support striking academic workers - Vimarsana News

More than 1,000 UC faculty members urge Newsom, lawmakers to support striking academic workers

The demand to fund significant salary increases for strikers comes as the state faces a potential $25-billion budget deficit.

Source: aol.com
Teutopolis Unit 50 Makes Moves Regarding Unit Vehicles - Vimarsana News

Teutopolis Unit 50 Makes Moves Regarding Unit Vehicles

Teutopolis, IL-(Effingham Radio)- The Teutopolis Board of Education met on Monday, November 14th. The followin...

48,000 University of California academic workers go on a historical strike - Vimarsana News

48,000 University of California academic workers go on a historical strike

The largest strike in the history of U.S. higher education. But UC is not the only one, TUGSA received 99% of votes favoring strike asking for fair pay.

Your College RA Deserves a Union - Vimarsana News

Your College RA Deserves a Union

Resident Advisers are workers and should demand employment status, union recognition, and fair wages. Universities cannot function without them.

Teachers in Brookline, Massachusetts, end one-day strike after union agrees to below-inflation, six-year contract - Vimarsana News

Teachers in Brookline, Massachusetts, end one-day strike after union agrees to below-inflation, six-year contract

The BEU has kept workers on the job for nearly three years without a contract. Like many teachers, including those in the Boston Public Schools system who have been working without a contract for eight months, Brookline educators are demanding “reasonable compensation as well as working conditions that meet the realities of a modern, comprehensive education.”

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