Employment

The deal comes after a six-week strike and includes movement on many of the key issues that led the union to walk off the job.

Residents at the Hospital of University of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Hospital have joined a growing number of physician unionization efforts.

The Temple Association of University Professionals’ executive committee plans on meeting Monday “to discuss a path forward, which may include a vote of no confidence.”

The West Chester-based television network is cutting 400 jobs. The company is one of the largest employers in the county and hopes its multi-year plan can keep it afloat.

Su, a civil rights attorney and former head of California’s labor department, was central to negotiations between labor and freight rail companies late last year.

Recommendations include making it easier for farmers to qualify for conservation programs to making the language in Farm Service Agency loans more accessible.

More than 20 percent of jobs in the largest department in Delaware government are unfilled. State leaders hope better pay and funds for job training will help.

CEO John Lansing cited the erosion of advertising dollars, particularly for NPR podcasts, and the tough financial outlook for the media industry more generally.

The Spanish-American Civic Association hopes to secure more funding in the future by demonstrating its success alleviating poverty.

TUGSA has been negotiating with the administration for higher wages, better benefits and improved working conditions.

A trial of a four-day workweek in Britain, billed as the world’s largest, has found that most employees are less stressed, burned out and have better work-life balance.

Awareness of the district’s off-site internship programs could be better, parents and teachers said — but word is starting to spread.

The strike isn’t over until the new agreement gets ratified by union membership, the Temple University Graduate Student Union said.

TUGSA had been negotiating with the administration for higher wages, better benefits and improved working conditions.

“We don’t know how many more politicians and leaders have to tell Temple that they’ve made a mistake here,” a TUGSA leader said.