#Staff

People Are Wild Podcast

peoplearewild

I don't know who needs to hear this but even when healthcare workers are exposed to COVID+ patients, we aren't quarantined if we're asymptomatic. In fact, we're working and spreading

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jd_schnepf

Princeton University just announced “difficult reductions” in light of coronavirus pandemic. These include:-“Suspending faculty and staff salary increases, except where required by previous agreement” -“All requests for new permanent and

Coset the Table

cosetthetable

Dear Restaurants:First, I'm sorry.Second, as someone who is being *extremely* cautious, here is what I am looking for as I consider where I might eventually order from: I want to

Adriana LaGrange

AdrianaLaGrange

This week, schools across Alberta are opening their doors to thousands of students and staff as they start the 2020-21 school year. While many students will be in class, some

John Bull

garius

It is election season. The world is busy and rubbish.But it is also Christmas. So take a breather and let me tell you a story about London, trains, love and

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Contrary to what you might read on here, all the data we have suggests that the lockdown is largely being observed and produced huge behavioural changes. See my @BBCNewsnight report

Tom Ross

TomWRoss

1) A personal thank you thread from me to our @TraffordCouncil Finance Team:Since last Wednesday team members have been working extended hours to process our small business grants… 2) In

Rhuta Bhayga

RhutaBhayga2

Thread on White House Transition process:On March 4th 1801 the second president of the United States - John Adams - refused to hand over office to his main rival at

Michael Merrick

michael_merrick

Th question here is going to be what level of risk we’re comfortable with. We’re just not going to get to zero risk any time soon, and vaccines/treatments are a

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NinnySinny

#erasermight but they're trying to keep it on the down low with quick touches/kisses when people aren't around at work. Yagi's a risk taker tho, so he'll grab Aizawa's face

Natalie Silvey

silv24

In the most simplistic terms There are a number of beds in the NHS. Hospitals can surge - reorganise beds, open some capacity but at some point they can’t surge

Dr Marie Casey

marietcasey

1. A lot of discussion about the need to balance the economy and also public health in decision making.Public health consultants understand this very well. A poor economy is bad

The Daily Tar Heel

dailytarheel

BREAKING: Carolina Housing reported two COVID-19 clusters today: one at Granville Towers and one at Ehringhaus Residence Hall. This is a developing story - check back here soon for more

Professional expert

jesseojuka

Whilst working for @ThreeIreland I was the victim of incessant racism and bullying not only from customers but from senior staff, these incidents happened so frequently, on an almost daily

Maureen Cassidy

MaureenPCassidy

The @MLHealthUnit Health Board = 3 @CountyMiddlesex Councillors, 3 @CityofLdnOnt appointees (2cllrs+1citizen) & 3 provincial appointees (2 vacancies). The Board unanimously supported staff recommendation to re-use where possible, sell what

Sam Strickland

Strickomaster

Some musings on behaviour ....Inevitably this will be deemed ‘controversial.’ Behaviour is a hugely divisive topic & no two people can agree. Having rules isn’t a case that you are