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How the support sector went from community care to just a ‘business’
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What happens to labour rights in a sector built on care?
Illustration: Stocksy/Volha Kaliaha Illustration: Stocksy/Volha Kaliaha Share Facebook Linkedin Email Sections Analysis Issues & Sectors Economy and Workforce Topics Human Resources ISSN 2562-1491 Original Link https://thephilanthropist.ca/2026/03/what-happens-to-labour-rights-in-a-sector-built-on-care/ Download Choose Print or Save to PDF in the print dialogue and turn off “Header and Footers” Explore More Articles Priscilla Miuccio believed in what she was doing.
Investigation of the Mechanical and Microstructural Properties of Masonry Mortar Made with Seashell Particles
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Op-Ed: Enough with the (over)use of Black terms on campus
It’s always interesting watching new terms pop up in modern popular culture. New linguistic phrases take hold so rapidly with younger generations, especially with such wide access to social media platforms. As individuals adapt to changes in popular culture, our campus community grows with the changes. It's like we’re all using the same language all the time. With that though, I’ve begun to notice that certain phrases are often … overused.
Chinese students quietly stand in solidarity with COVID-19 protests
A group of Western international students are quietly opposing the Chinese government’s COVID-19 policies — and encouraging their peers to do the same. The group covertly hung posters opposing China's “zero-COVID” policy and government censorship across campus after hosting a nighttime vigil on Nov. 25 to mourn the victims of a devastating apartment fire that took place in the Xinjiang region. Another group hung similar posters in October.
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