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Campus service and patient care workers took over Storke Tower from Feb. 26-27 in protest of the University of California’s “illegal” efforts to hold up contract negotiations. Around 150 campus union members joined the statewide unfair labor practice strike.Nina Timofeyeva / Daily NexusAmerican Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) 3299 is the University of California’s (UC) largest employee union, with 37,000 service and patient care workers. Contracts of over 11,000 service workers and 25,000 patient care workers expired last year, spurring union demands to increase pay and decrease healthcare costs.The union has engaged in contract bargaining with the UC since January of last year. It approved a strike vote from Oct. 28-30 in response to the UC’s “bad faith bargaining” and alleged attempts to “silence workers,” according to an AFSCME 3299 press release. California Public Employment Relations Board deemed the strike legal and was involved in mediation. The last strike took place three months ago from Nov. 20-21. Since then, the union said the university continued to bargain in bad faith, prompting the latest strike.“UC has chosen to illegally implement arbitrary rules aimed at silencing workers who are raising concerns while limiting their access to union representatives,” AFSCME Local 3299 President Michael Avant said in the press release. “UC’s blatantly illegal actions are standing in the way of constructive negotiations on the acute affordability crisis plaguing its frontline employees, and that’s why workers will exercise their legal right to strike.”Nina Timofeyeva / Daily NexusWorkers went on strike across all 10 UC campuses and six medical centers for the second time since the strike vote. Union organizers arrived at Storke Tower starting at around 4 a.m. both days to set up, and rallied across campus from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. They wore green AFSCME t-shirts and carried signs as they marched across campus to voice their demands to Chancellor Henry T. Yang outside Cheadle Hall at around 1 p.m., where his office is located.AFSCME members picketed alongside University Professional and Technical Employees, Communications Workers of America (UPTE-CWA) Local 9119, which represents employees in various research labs and medical facilities across the UC. They are also on strike after accusing the university of bad-faith bargaining.Tran Nguyen, media liaison for AFSCME 3299 and UC Berkeley alum, said the union has been unable to reach the bargaining table to address the affordability crisis due to a UC “intimidation campaign.”“We haven’t been able to even sit down and get to the nooks and cracks of the contract, or even get to tackle the affordability crisis plaguing our workers, because we can’t even get to that table altogether. The playing field for the bargaining has not even been leveled enough for us to

As students move into the University of Cincinnati's residence halls for the new school year, both parents and the students themselves are having mixed feelings about the campus' safety. In fact, incidents in the school's surrounding neighborhoods are up compared to this time last year. " data-credit="Lot Tan " data-src=" data-lazy-load="true" src=" CINCINNATI — As students move in for the upcoming school year at the University of Cincinnati, concerns about safety are already surfacing. This comes after reports of break-ins and a shooting on Sunday that police said happened at a party. Students and parents had mixed views on crime issues off-campus."My mother was terrified," UC freshman Brad Backston said. "My mom's in the Facebook groups and people are worried about break-ins, windows getting smashed, so hopefully I don't have to worry about that."For other parents, like Kristen Oganowski, this is nothing new. One of her sons just graduated from UC and another is going into his freshman year. Oganowski said she sees off-campus crime as the reality of a school in an urban area. "Year 5 of getting alerts, alerts, but I mean, I think it's everywhere," she said. "It's good to know that the campus is on it, that they do take it seriously."RELATED | City promises to help solve problems near UC's campus after rowdy parties, shootingJack Miner, vice provost for enrollment management, said the university does take it seriously. "I think one of the things that we always try to do is remind students and families that for many of these students, it's their first time away from home," he said. So, Miner said, they try to remind students — especially freshmen — of safety tips like locking their car and making sure not to leave valuables visible inside. Plus, he said they partner with the

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Adjacent to the Goldman campus. A passageway will run through the office, connecting it to the park."By elevating the centerpiece of the building, we've created this connection to the community, to the park," Trinder said. "We knew that the park was the heart of the development."From wellness to diningAmenities include fitness and wellness facilities, childcare services, and multiple dining options. Dining options will be spread throughout the building but the main food exchange will be located on the second floor. The building will also include a social lounge and coffee bars."The new campus was designed to support the health and wellness of Goldman Sachs' workforce," the company said in a 2023 press release announcing the site's groundbreaking. Goldman's office will incorporate a variety of amenities for employees and lots of natural greenery. Courtesy of Goldman Sachs What the neighborhood has to offerThe new campus will be based in Dallas's trendy Victory Park neighborhood, named for a nearby park known for its festivals and outdoor markets. The hub is close to the American Airlines Center where the Dallas Mavericks play, as well as the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, the Dallas World Aquarium, a Ritz-Carlton hotel, the arts district, and plenty of popular restaurants. Khalil — who also serves as the firm's global head of investment-banking services — described the location as representing "the heart of the city" because of its central location between Dallas' upscale uptown district and its vibrant business district located downtown. Goldman Sachs is building its new office tower in Dallas, accommodating projects for future headcount growth at the site. Courtesy of Goldman Sachs Texas has attracted a string of large companies, from Tesla to Charles Schwab, in recent years due to its business-friendly environment, favorable tax policies, and the region's universities, which are prime for attracting new talent.Goldman's Dallas expansion is also part of a multiyear cost-cutting plan introduced at the company's inaugural Investor Day in 2020. The bank said it would save money by shifting staffers from higher-cost centers like New York City and London, to more affordable cities like Dallas, Texas, and Salt Lake City, Utah. The bank's current leadership sees the Dallas team continuing to grow once the new office opens as a result."We build for expansion," Trinder said, "and this office is designed to accommodate future growth."Reed Alexander is a correspondent at Business Insider. He can be reached via email at [email protected], or SMS/the encrypted app Signal at (561) 247-5758.

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