#Workforce

chenin matthews, but spooky

akhmourne

okay lemme break this down all nice & simple, y’all. - having children is a choice- not having children is a choice - privilege is by definition, an unearned advantage

Jess Morley

jessRmorley

RIGHT. You’ve all had a weekend to digest the @bengoldacre review. There’s a lot to take in, so let’s do some deeper dives into content. Let’s start at the very

Tridd

_Tridd

Seen a lot of mutuals talking about unproducitve conversations regarding the Esports Degrees. Let me get this out of the way, that tweet was incredibly short sighted and incorrect. Now

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: April 4, 1936. The Strutwear strike in Minneapolis was won by the workers, a significant victory not just for the workers of Minnesota, but specifically

Elemental

elemental

1/ No matter who wins next week, this election will have profound, far-reaching consequences for your physical health and well-being.From insurance coverage to plans for a pandemic, here’s what’s at

Londyn Robinson (rheuminate)

londyloo

Hey women of #MedTwitter. Many graduates may not have had equitable representation of graduation speaker voices. Can you share your wisdom for the class of 2020 who will be starting

Neil Coleman

NeilColemanSA

Some questions about the #level4lockdown A thread:It seems to be a sensible balance aimed at getting the economy moving & protecting lives. The devil will be in the detail of

Joe Rubino

RubinoJC

OK, it is now later. Here are some observations from my experience applying for Colorado's unemployment insurance program on Wednesday. Thread:https://twitter.com/RubinoJC/status/1253387024259674112 Filling out the application was pretty straight

Nicole Lee Schroeder, PhD

Nicole_Lee_Sch

32% of adults have adverse reactions to fragrance. If you care about making the world more accessible you can start by limiting or ending your use of scented products. That

Jacqueline O'Neill

jacqui_oneill

Grateful to @giwps and @MelanneVerveer for a virtual discussion women peacebuilders on several continents on COVID-19. A thread on what they’re seeing, and their wise words: The always wonderful @Rajaa_Altalli

The Sunday Times

thesundaytimes

For many people, the pandemic has been a chance to hit the pause button on their busy lives — and some aren't ready to press play againhttps://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/returning-to-reality-the-taboo-of-admitting-that-you-love-lockdo

libcom.org

libcomorg

Yesterday's announcement was also a distraction from the fact that the schools system nearly collapsed last week, and this has not been talked about enough.https://twitter.com/libcomorg/status/1241314773406547968 The schools were kept open

Alley Cat is Home

AlleyCatCleopat

Thread. @senatemajldr is willing to stress out over 11% of the workforce (more due to 1.4 million newly unemployed last week) because he doesn’t want poor people to make more

DrDinD 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊

DrDinD

About the USPS. I grew up middle class after being poor in my early years thanks to solid, honest USPS jobs for my dad & mom. My mom retired from

Mary 😷😭🌶🖤

MHPoison1

It's a beautiful day to honor the women of the labor movement who risked destitution & starvation to improve working conditions in the garment industry (My mother worked in a

Funny Laughter, M.A.

FunnyLaughter1

I have been trying to think of the best way to express some things but haven’t figured out the right words. So here’s what I have:I’m afraid.I’m afraid for my