#JOBS

Dr. Tayo Oyedeji

tayooye

Do you have a skill you can monetize to make a living?Your job is not really yours: someone else holds the keyDo you have a skill that can independently make

Jamie Dupree

jamiedupree

1.8 million people get work in July as the jobless rate falls to 10.2 percent March - 1.4 million jobs lost. 4.4 % jobless rateApril - 20.8 million jobs lost.

Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition

mbenergyjustice

Debunking the economy vs environment: a thread. the environmental destruction and human rights violations are often justified by the supposed economic benefits of pipelines but does that argument hold up?

Skye

LoneStar_Skye

[THREAD]In South Africa, 39 million people are of working age. Only 2.4 million are white. Why do we have Affirmative Action/Employment Equity/Black Economic Empowerment policies? Of the 2.4 million, deduct

Ryan Glasgow

ryanglasgow

As a product guy, I’ve always admired Steve Jobs. But I struggled to understand why didn't he use customer research.In this thread I share why a customer-centric product legend skipped

Dani Rodrik

rodrikdani

A word about manufacturing, prompted by Biden’s “buy American” proposals. It is important to distinguish between production and employment. + Manufacturing production exerts outsized influence on a nation’s innovative capacity

Steven Hamilton

SHamiltonian

I strongly disagree with Mankiw’s take here on the PPP. I have pored over all of the available evidence on the PPP. The two best existing studies unquestionably underestimate the

Meghan S. O'Keefe

mspilkaokeefe

Saw some 20-somethings having a house party last night. I should be outraged, but honestly I can't really blame them. Hear me out: 1. These 20-somethings might work in "essential"

Everistus Olumese 🇨🇦🇳🇬

bytenaija

Mass applying for jobs have always worked for me. I get the appeal and the wisdom in asking job seekers to be targeted in how they apply got jobs, but

flying letter📨

dbaten3

Instead of dunking on the Cato bros, I'll try a more serious response, arguments against protectionism are it (1) raises costs, (2) the real danger to jobs is automation, (3)

akhivae

akhivae

COVID-19 proved one of David Graeber's claims in his book 'Bullshit Jobs'. That is, the private sector has so many bullshit jobs (jobs which have minimal impact on real world

Daniel Nettle

danielnettle

For various reasons, I have been reviewing many dozens of applications for jobs and fellowships over the last weeks (thread). First, I am amazed by all the cool people out

David Andolfatto

dandolfa

Suppose workers are specialized in their jobs (so that skills are not easily transferable elsewhere). Suppose a C-19 shock affects some jobs more than others. Suppose it is socially desirable

AaronGenest

AaronGenest

So I've had the joy (seriously) of interviewing and hiring people over the last several months for my team and I'd like to provide a singular piece of advice: FOLLOW

Brendan Keogh

BRKeogh

lmao Been resisting have a take on that tweet for a few hours now but here is my take: it’s bad You can absolutely get into making games without a

Dr Eric Levi, FRACS

DrEricLevi

This second lockdown is very difficult for many Victorians. It’s necessary, but it’s been very difficult. I’ve had parents tear up in my consulting room just completely exhausted. Many parents

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