#Workers

Govind Persad

GovindPersad

Because the #healthlaw and #bioethics issues around #covid19 and #disability are moving so quickly, I've posted an open-access draft, "Why Disability Law Permits Evidence-Based Triage," to SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/pa

Zander Danielson Sellie

zdsellie

I really hope we have a conversation and changes about how we handle mental health in the world of politics both legislative and campaign side Currently it’s not sustainable for

Ben Max

TweetBenMax

New: @NYCMayor/@NYCFirstLady announce the city to launch a pilot program early in 2021 where "EMS mental health teams" will respond to 911 calls for mental health emergencies. Teams will consist

Dan Rose

DanRose999

Amazon launched in July 1995, and every Xmas was a near death experience for the first 7 years. I joined in ‘99 and got to experience this first hand. Starting

Dylan O'Connell

JudgeDyl

This is sad. Taking this as it is, there needs to be further conversation about the far right in Ireland. There's a consistent threat that's beyond demonstrations.https://twitter.com/stebreen/status/1346396355653201921 Violence from

Mark Gray

emtgray

This week, California passed Prop 22, allowing Uber and Lyft to classify drivers as independent contractors (and requiring a 7/8 legislative vote to amend). One person to credit (along with

Dr. Julie Rathbun🌋

LokiVolcano

The next panel is on the State of the Profession: Demographics of the Space Sciences Workforce with Susan White of AIP, Leila Gonzales of AGI, and Christopher Keane also fo

Fidato

tequieremos

Thread: How the state sponsored #SikhGenocide happened in 1984?“Almost as many Sikhs died in a few days in India in 1984 than all the deaths and disappearances in Chile during

Muge Cevik

mugecevik

Concerns about outdoor transmission risk seem to be trending again. What is the risk of transmission outdoors and should we be more worried about outdoors with the new more-transmissible variant?

Phil Kirschner

philkirschner

Gensler's US Workplace Survey 2020 says 61% of workers prefer assigned seats (i.e. not to share desks) over greater flexibility.https://www.gensler.com/research-insight/gensler-research-institute/us-workplace-survey-2020-summer-fallI fe

Jonathan Bish

frjonathanbish

I don't quite share @CapelLofft's pessimism. There are churches which are larger now than 10 years ago, and others which are the same size. But FWIW, if we have ten

Enrico Dandolo

EnricoDandolo2

There’s at least three elements, though.1. I dislike this content.2. This content shouldn’t exist. 3. Society should take active steps to block content I don’t like.https://twitter.com/jbarro/status/1281438946682167297 Those who belie

Hollie Saunders 🌻

Holliejsaunders

This is incorrect. Refuges are predominately shared living spaces, kitchens and sometimes bathrooms. What is more important to note here is what a refuge *is*. What differentiates a refuge from

Caroline Lewis

CLewisITV

NEW THREAD: An hour of COVID-19 Qs is about to begin in @StatesAssembly Confident opener from Chief Minister "I hope we are now entering final journey - vaccination is starting.

Ranu Dhillon

RanuDhillon

THREADEven with cases surging, we can get control of this We need a coherent national plan based on 5 priorities1. Mask use is rising but not fast enough. We need

rachelmercer

rachelmercer

Can we all agree that hustle culture is not meant to be glorified? This was the case pre-pandemic, but 2020 led to 69% of WFH employees actively experiencing symptoms of

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