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Forvia to lay off 268 in Highland Park | Crain's Detroit Business - Vimarsana News

Forvia to lay off 268 in Highland Park | Crain's Detroit Business

Automotive supplier Forvia is closing its metals unit in Highland Park and laying off 268 employees, according to a WARN notice to the state.The cuts at 13000 Oakland Park Blvd. are expected to be complete by Jan. 31.Employees are represented by UAW Local 155. Union Vice President Waymon Halty said…

Autoneum deal voted down, new one already on the table - Vimarsana News

Autoneum deal voted down, new one already on the table

BLOOMSBURG — The union that represents workers at Autoneum rejected one agreement yesterday morning but by evening voting for another was underway.

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Detroit cancels new order to EMS crews; union warned lives would be put at risk - Vimarsana News

Detroit cancels new order to EMS crews; union warned lives would be put at risk

Paramedics and EMTs stay busy around the clock in Detroit. As soon as they drop a patient off at a hospital, they're back in service to help someone else.

Source: wxyz.com
Four Districts in Four Days - hear from the District 4 candidates running for Vigo County School Board - Vimarsana News

Four Districts in Four Days - hear from the District 4 candidates running for Vigo County School Board

News 10's Kit Hanley spoke with 13 of 14 candidates running for the Vigo County School Board. Today, Kit talked with the four candidates in District 4 about their goals.

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Want to wear union gear at work? NLRB says go for it - Vimarsana News

Want to wear union gear at work? NLRB says go for it

WASHINGTON (PAI)—Workers can wear union insignia, such as buttons and patches, on the job in most cases, the National Labor Relations Board has ruled. Firms can legally ban it only when they prove “special circumstances” justify their action, case by case.