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Over half of companies will require a vaccine for employees to work on-site, survey says - Vimarsana News

Over half of companies will require a vaccine for employees to work on-site, survey says

More than half of executives say they will require employees to receive the vaccine before returning to work, according to a West Monroe poll. Companies located

Most companies will require a vaccine to work on-site, poll finds - Vimarsana News

Most companies will require a vaccine to work on-site, poll finds

A COVID-19 immunization record could become a business essential, as employers can legally require workers to get a vaccine.

Beaver Community College Opens M Shell Cracker Training Facility - Vimarsana News

Beaver Community College Opens M Shell Cracker Training Facility

The Community College of Beaver County's (CCBC) Shell Center for Process Technology, a $5 million state-of-the-art training facility, has just officially opened. While the Center was built to train employees to run the Shell ethane cracker plant, it's also training people for a myriad of other opportunities too. Process technology is an umbrella term that means any kind of high-tech manufacturing plant, including plastics, chemicals, food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, paper and pulp, and more. Increasingly sophisticated equipment is used to run such plants. The new Center for Proce...

Side gigs for good across Penn - Vimarsana News

Side gigs for good across Penn

Side gigs for good across Penn For many, 2020 was a difficult year. Despite that, the community found ways to go above and beyond, in their own backyards and across the world. Clockwise, from top left: Junior Fatima Al Rashed on a trip to The Gambia, where she is working to build six private toilets near the entrance to a secondary school; a Penn Medicine student with students from Comegys Elementary School in West Philadelphia (pre-pandemic image); English professor Melissa Sanchez, a leader in the Upper West Side Open Hearts Initiative; grocery ...

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