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Durham University staff to begin industrial action over increased workloads
UCU argues ‘Hundreds of jobs have been lost and the university is relying on the free labour of those who stay’ 46 seconds ago In the wake of Durham University’s decision to axe 200 jobs in 2025 as part of broader cost-cutting policies, staff have begun industrial action in order to protest what the UCU deems “unbearably high workloads”.
Durham’s five most famous stereotypes, ranked by accuracy
Because Durham definitely has a good few stereotypes 5 seconds ago It’s been almost a month since the Freshers arrived, full of preconceptions about Oxbridge rejects, the rahs, the dull nightlife. Now it’s time to look back and decide whether these Durham stereotypes are fact or fiction. 1. Disappointing Nights Out Whoever first concocted the ‘Dullham’ moniker has clearly never been on a Durham night out. Who can forget the beautiful Castle bar? And the Stevo bar? And Chad’s bar? And… You get the idea.
Common housing mistakes Durham students make (and how to avoid them!)
The ultimate guide to Durham student renting 15 mins ago Student housing can be tricky, especially if it’s your first time renting. From rushing into leases to overlooking hidden costs, small mistakes can quickly add up. Here’s the most common mistakes – and how to avoid them, making your move as smooth as possible. 1.
The sound of spring
By Sarah Crooks For me, Spring has never seemed a particularly peaceful season. In a house with two students and a teacher, the annual anticipation of exam season breathing down our necks seems to make time virtually sprint forward, each moment of peace eluding us, shrinking before an uncertain future.
Insight Into The Upcoming Trump Administration's Antitrust Policy
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Insight Into the Upcoming Trump Administration’s Antitrust Policy | JD Supra
With the nomination of Commissioner Andrew Ferguson as chair of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC or Commission) and Gail Slater to helm the U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Antitrust Division, the second Trump administration’s antitrust policy is coming into focus.[1] Both individuals come from the Republican party’s populist wing, which has expressed skepticism of big tech and other large companies—a departure from past Republican antitrust enforcers.
Time to Face the Country’s Strictest Facial Recognition Law | JD Supra
Portland, Oregon’s Facial Recognition Ordinance Goes Into Effect January 1, 2021 Companies that do business in Portland, Oregon may need to add one more item to their holiday to-do list: disable face recognition technologies in Portland. Portland’s new ordinance, which goes into effect on January 1, broadly prohibits the use of face recognition technologies by private entities in places of public accommodation.
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