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Third week, no resolution to first academic strike in Queen's University history

Summary by Kingston Whig-Standard
KINGSTON — There is no resolution in sight as striking graduate student workers at Queen’s University mark the completion of the third week of a job action that started on March 10, after the university failed to reach a contract agreement with members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) Local 901 Unit 1.
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Kingston Whig-StandardKingston Whig-Standard

Third week, no resolution to first academic strike in Queen's University history

KINGSTON — There is no resolution in sight as striking graduate student workers at Queen’s University mark the completion of the third week of a job action that started on March 10, after the university failed to reach a contract agreement with members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) Local 901 Unit 1.

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Queen's silent divestment decision speaks volumes

In a time when students most need clear communication, Queen’s continues its pattern of sweeping important matters under the rug. After a nine-month review from the Principal’s Responsible Investing Committee, the University announced its decision on March 13 to rule against divesting funds from companies operating with or in the State of Israel. The University owes it to students to bring attention to impactful decisions, given the gravity they…

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