Security Officer Who Claimed Harvard, Securitas Retaliated Against Him Settles Case
Harvard and Securitas have agreed to not interfere with or retaliate against employees for their protected bargaining activities.
News February 1
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NEA Study: 55% of Teachers Want to Leave Their Profession Early
NEA has found that massive staff shortages in public schools are leading to educator burnout, with more than…
News February 3
UC Davis Health Nurses Protest Over Lax Security
The nurses claim UC Davis, UCLA and UC San Francisco haven’t developed comprehensive workplace violence prevention plans, which…
News December 9
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September 20
Cal State Prepares as Historically Large Faculty Strike Looms
The union says strikes would begin April 13 and would continue if an agreement isn't reached.
News March 10
Canadian Nurse’s Union Demands Hospital Security Concerns Addressed
The British Columbia Nurse's Union wants nurses to have access to personal protective technology, training for emergencies involving…
News March 13OSHA Files Lawsuit to Have Whistleblower Re-Hired
PALMETTO, Fla. — OSHA filed a lawsuit against Renaissance Arts and Education, Inc., which operates Manatee School for the…
News April 17Pa. Education System Reaches Agreement With Campus Officers
Harrisburg, Pa. — The Board of Governors of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) on Jan. 19…
News January 22Jury Awards $3.5M to Girls Molested by Chicago Band Teacher
CHICAGO— Nine elementary school girls who were molested by a band teacher have been awarded $3.5 million by…
News July 25Minn. Nurses Vote for Open-Ended Strike at 14 Hospitals
MINNEAPOLIS—Thousands of nurses at 14 Minnesota hospitals have voted to approve another strike. As many as 12,000 nurses…
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