#Jobs

Bansi Sharma

bansisharma

1. WSJ: Biden’s Economic ‘Inheritance’Democrats in politics and the press agree to pretend the economy is a disaster.If readers think this week’s adoring press coverage of President Joe Biden is

Suhaib Khan

suhaibkhan

Listening to @MichelaTaufer at #SuperCheck21 on current #HPC schedulers being IO-blind - this may cause IO contention The problem of IO contention for #HPC jobs - this is worsened due

Henry The Social Democrat

Biggy1883

From @Tony_Burke 1. This week Labor’s focus was jobs. Not just any jobs: secure jobs with decent pay. That’s what Australians need coming out of this pandemic, that’s what the

Neal Khosla

nealkhosla

1/ This is a bit of sports news w/ fascinating implications. An elite athlete is going to walk more or less off the street and play NFL QB. Tomorrow will

Steph Sterling

stephsterlingdc

.@JStein_WaPo raises a good question here: can $15/hour minimum wage be done via reconciliation? A short thread:https://twitter.com/JStein_WaPo/status/1350161737996267523 The key question to answer is whether the Parliamentarian would rule

Andy Norman

andynorman810

This morning I've been reading about sector based training programmes in the US. Many have enjoyed considerable success in helping people from disadvantaged backgrounds move into highly skilled, well paid

Pickle Horse-Man, Ecumenical Meta-Heresiologist

picklehomer

one k00l thing that I like about "if we raise the minimum wage, then some people won't be employable because their work/skill/etc doesn't justify the higher minimum wage" is that

Dr. Rosana ZF

roszenil

Thread: Yesterday, I complained about the fact that many professors are not thinking about accessibility for poor students in #Botany2020. Despite being in an R1 institution Hawaii is extremely diverse,

Anthony Albanese

AlboMP

Scott Morrison is using the pandemic as cover to pass the worst workplace laws since John Howard. Instead of rewarding Australians for their hard work, resilience and determination, he is

Tom Bridges

bridges_tom

What now for cities and towns in 2021? I have been reflecting on how 2020 has impacted urban areas in the UK, and I suggest ten things for cities, towns

James Bessen

JamesBessen

Some people claim there is no systemic discrimination in the US. Our new paper https://ssrn.com/abstract=3628729 finds that a recent policy change reveals how much institutions have been perpetuating pay inequities.

balajis.com

balajis

Farming was the 1800s. Manufacturing was the 1900s. Counterintuitively, could investing become the most common "job" of the 2000s?Reason: crypto and fintech are turning everyone into an investor, just like

Taz Wake

tazwake

On the #infosec #jobs front, something I have literally zero useful data on is how long you should spend in a role. Not once have any of the interviewees I've

OLIVIA witherite

Oliviawitherite

Job Post Thread!I've applied for tons of jobs and know it's tough. Here are some #smsports, sports marketing or #social jobs that have caught my eye.I'll keep adding so feel

Tim Minchin

timminchin

A tweet to Perth folk! Hello! 2 things: If you're coming to my concerts on the 5th or 6th of Feb, thank you! I thoroughly encourage you to listen

Philip Loring

ConserveChange

Since the start of the pandemic, the incomparable @StatCan_eng emeritus Ray Bollman has been tracking the impacts on employment in rural and urban areas. I thought now might be a

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