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'UNC Works Because We Do': Graduate students rally for collective bargaining

On Wednesday, May 17, supporters of The Workers Union at UNC participated in a rally during a Board of Trustees meeting. Their demands include the repeal of North Carolina General Statute § 95-98, or the collective bargaining ban, which is currently being addressed in the N.C. General Assembly and makes it illegal for employers to enter collective bargaining agreements with employees.

Former employees of IZA Whiskey & Eats allege owner allowed workplace misconduct, harassment

Several former workers at IZA Whiskey & Eats, a popular Carrboro restaurant, have brought forward allegations of employee mistreatment and negligence against Yung Nay, the owner and founder. They claim Nay poorly handled sexual harassment in the workplace and failed to fairly compensate back-of-house employees. A former back-of-house worker, who requested to remain anonymous, also said they noticed hours missing from their paycheck while employed at the restaurant.

The Abortion Issue

On June 24, the United States Supreme Court overturned nearly 50 years of national precedent, leaving abortion laws up to individual states. North Carolina is one of the only Southern states where abortion is still legal. Regardless of individual beliefs or choices, abortion access is an issue facing millions of people around the country, and thousands of people on UNC's campus.

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