Why teachers and social workers worry they won’t get the student … – MarketWatch

Desirée Ward shuttled between two Central Texas community colleges for five years, sometimes teaching seven writing and humanities courses in a single semester. The pay isnt great, and theres no health insurance or retirement plan. But she loves teaching, particularly to first-generation college students like herself, and shes had another reason to stic… Read the…

Unicase helps German medical company on liquidation of Kazakhstan office – The Lawyer (registration)

Unicase provided full support during the liquidation of the representative office of a German company in Kazakhstan, the worlds leading provider of products and services for dialysis treatment. Assistance included preparation of documents, assistance with governmental agencies on the process of liquidation, advising on termination of labour relationships and other issues. The Unicase team was…

Today’s Homes not expected to survive, says administrator – The Canberra Times

Today’s Homes, the Fyshwick building company that went into voluntary liquidation on Tuesday, is not expected to survive. “There will be no ability for Today’s Homes to trade through this. At best, we will be taking a project by project approach,” voluntary administrator, Eddie Senatore of Deloittes Restructuring Services, told Fairfax. Brendan Howe, of twenty20…

Pie Face goes up for sale after second collapse in two years – The Australian Financial Review

Despite the pie maker’s chequered past, the insolvency firm O’Brien Palmer has received approaches from various parties. Justin McManus Fast food chain Pie Face known for its smiley-faced pies is back on the market after going into receivership for the second time in two years. Insolvency firm O’Brien Palmer is finalising an information memorandum and…