Andrew Goldstein

Advanced placement preceptors help pass Marquette values from one generation of health care workers to the next.

Full-time faculty members at Point Park University this week ratified a three-year contract that they say provides them with annual wage increases, improved benefits and stronger job protections. The approximately 110 full-time faculty members, professors who are represented by the Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh, approved the deal, 72-3, in a ratification vote on Wednesday at […]

A longtime writer and journalist might be the last person one would expect to embrace AI, but that accurately describes Scott Rex’s outlook on the matter.

Graduate workers at the University of Pittsburgh announced Friday that they voted overwhelmingly to form a union almost a year after making their efforts public. More than 97% of the votes cast in the election that took place over several days this week came back in favor of unionization, meaning the university’s roughly 2,100 graduate workers will […]

National Caregivers Month celebrates the work and compassion of family members in our healthcare system.

Students at both the undergraduate and EMBA levels work with Global Partners: Running Waters to perform core business functions for a good cause.

Workers at two Pittsburgh radio stations this week voted overwhelmingly to approve their first union contract after nearly two years of negotiations. Radio hosts, music directors, reporters, editors, digital content staff and other content creators at WESA-FM and WYEP-FM, both under the Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting Corp. banner, ratified the three-year contract, 21-3, on Wednesday. “This is […]

Dr. Nicholas Jolly, co-author Gwen Davis explore the relationship between job loss and substance abuse.

It was shortly after 6 p.m. on Dec. 12 when Zack Tanner, president of the Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh, posted a cryptic message on the striking union’s Slack channel imploring everyone to attend the group’s daily virtual check-in meeting the following morning. Tanner gave no hint of what the announcement was, other than to say it […]

The Pittsburgh Union Progress reports that The New York Times Tech Guild — fresh off a successful unfair labor practice strike of its own in November — has donated the remainder of the money raised during its work stoppage to the Pittsburgh strikers, a total of about $114,000.