#Offices

Mike Schroepfer

schrep

Nobody can predict what is going to happen over the next 12 months but we haven't had a real bad tech downturn since 2000 (2008 terrible for lots of other

Tim #StayAtHomeSaveLives

forwardnotback

My fear in the current economic/COVID-19 situation is that the public sector will be slashedMany working from home will find offices downsized or it is simply decided they aren’t needed,

Keren Nicol

kerennicol

Big week for me: my last one "at" the Citz. I left the building for mat leave in July 2018 and had a short stint at our temporary offices before

Nathaniel Hendren

nhendren82

Several blocks from where George Floyd was murdered is Abbott Northwestern Hospital. I came into the world there. I was born premature and couldn’t breathe well. After a week in

S.K. #EndSars

RealSolaKuti

The average Rolls Royce/Bentley owner in Nigeria does not employ up to 20 people...and even at that many of those will be domestic staff. Which reminds me of a situation

Steph Smith

stephsmithio

It's so interesting to me that ppl ask what work will look like post-pandemic, as if working remotely never existed before.Once restrictions subside, I think many of the same, very

Gina R. Collia 🇪🇺

GRCollia

So, we don't need to work away from home, & it's beneficial for employees to work from home, & there's no evidence that people work less productively at home (in

Chester A. Arthur

ZacAKAMadu

My main takeaway from the New York Times' #TaraReade story is that serious journalists exhaustively tried to see if there was a way to corroborate her allegations, that Ms. Reade

Rohin Dharmakumar

r0h1n

After 3 months of WFH, @TheKenWeb has decided to go fully remote. We decided to give up the lease on our lovely Bangalore office. We don’t see offices being safe

Mike Coudrey

MichaelCoudrey

“The virus dies inside in 90 minutes, and in the sun it dies in 90 seconds.” New information showcases heat and sunlight are detrimental to COVID-19. In Trump’s briefing they

Alexandra Erin

AlexandraErin

Instead of abolishing the USPS as a quasi-public entity and replacing it with less efficient and equitably distributed private sector solutions, we should be reforming the Post Office as a

Ben Franks

ben__franks1

This thread reared its head again. I miss having the energy and the capacity to get do stuff like this. I took real time off the last 2 days, it's

Osaretin Victor Asemota

asemota

This battle for the soul of the AfDB is the battle against neo-colonialism. I asked a question in last that with @BWLawal and @justinijeh, ”Where did the stolen African money

Scott Krugman, MD

Dr_ScottK

Much of this will fall onto the shoulders of private practice pediatricians who are already in trouble. We can start a list of big concerns. I’ll start:https://twitter.com/mkraju/status/1283120648487870467 Lack of PPE.

Angela Sterritt

AngelaSterritt

I got one of the first looks inside an Essential Service Workers school site in West Vancouver today. These are emergency sites for children of essential workers namely those in

Kieron Gilbey

gilbey_kieron

#NUFCTakeover Baroness young of Hornseyhttps://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/standards-and-financial-interests/house-of-lords-commissioner-for-standards-/register-of-lords-interests/lords-interests-amendments-/?letter=Y Mohammed A