The school board will meet to approve the layoff of 82 positions to close a budgetary shortfall, likely the result of fraud and mismanagement.
The New Haven school district has made no change to its offer of a one percent raise or its plans to lay off staff and close a school.
The nationwide strike by 52,000 primary and secondary teachers points to the intensifying struggle against the Labour Party-led government’s austerity measures.
While Chrysler has denied that the merger would lead to plant closures, the economic advantages of the merger can only be realized through mass layoffs.
A tweet posted last week by the US Army unleashed a torrent of antiwar anger among thousands of veterans and workers who described how America’s wars had left them maimed, broken and suicidal.
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Why nobody could predict the coalitions victoryand how it points to a temporary slowdown in the nations collapse
Brexit is threatening to break the power of the UK’s two main political parties, Conservative and Labour, but a second referendum offers way out.
Three jailed or fugitive Catalan politicians hope to use their freshly won seats in the European Parliament as loudspeakers for their separatist cause in north-eastern Spain – but actually being sworn in will be the first obstacle they have to overcome.
One calculation suggested if the European vote was repeated at a general election the Tories would have no MPs at all and Labour only a handful, writes Ian Swanson.
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A new series of all-ticket pop and rock concerts are to be staged in Princes Street Gardens in the summer – despite concerns over the growing commercialism of the famous Edinburgh park.
Edinburgh has a housing crisis. For buyers, it’s the least affordable city in Scotland while rents have gone up by 42 per cent in just eight years as incomes of lower earners have hardly risen at all. What kind of city will this actually create, asks Professor Cliff Hague.
Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Tuesday, May 28. All times are Eastern.
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