#Employers

MgS🏳️‍🌈🇨🇦

MgS_2011

So, working at home should come with a pay cut? I don't think so. Here's why: /1https://globalnews.ca/news/7090216/coroanvirus-salary-changes/ 1) Most jobs where "work from home" is possible are knowledge work. In

Peter Wells

peterkwells

Watching the “immunity passport” stuff look for which problem it’s trying to solve - international travel? punters entering pubs? staff within workplaces? - continues to be fascinatingEach might be anchored

Edward Schatz

SchatzEd

Thinking about @e_tolley's legit concern about ensuring a safe and full return to face-to-face schooling (elementary, secondary) for the fall in Ontario (and same may apply elsewhere). Some super-rough, back-of-the-napkin

Nick Dennis

nickdennis

I've watched the BBC Big Questions @bbcbigquestions again to focus on what Calvin Robinson has to say. It is interesting in that the overall message appears to be one of

estair

estair

Today is my first official day as a tenured associate professor of law - cause for celebration and immense gratitude. In fact, I will spend today wavering between anger and

Malcolm Harris

BigMeanInternet

Partly cuz a lot of parents need caring for!https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1302947264038678528 I talk about this a lot, but the assumption for these articles is always that self-sufficient parents are supporting their young

Joshua Mask

joshuafmask

Hi #EconTwitter, As the job market begins, a central theme in the minds of both candidates and employers is the current recession. We worry that fewer jobs will lead to

Kat Macfarlane

KatAMacfarlane

My latest paper, Disability Without Documentation, is available on SSRN. It examines reasonable accommodations in the workplace, and how the interactive process requires medical documentation to prove disability. I argue

Lucas Meadows

lmeadows

This is why the ruling class invests heavily in promoting bootstraps & "no free lunch" ideology. In order to accept capitalism we must have fear the spectre of cultural decadence

Daniel Hemel

DanielJHemel

The draft liability bill that's apparently holding up state/local aid (https://www.scribd.com/document/488253549/Daily-Poster-Draft-Senate-Liability-Legislation) is not a good bill. But the practical impact would be quite limited, where

Resolution Foundation

resfoundation

New RF report out today by Lindsay JUdge and @hcslaughter_ : Failed safe? Enforcing workplace health and safety in the age of Covid-19 Some key highlights....https://www.resolutionfoundation.org/publications/failed-safe/ Nearly half of empl

Per Bylund

PerBylund

The problem with #politics is that it exaggerates and makes (empty) slogans out of what we know. This applies to the #minimumwage too, where proponents of increasing it claim it

Banchi Yimer

BanchiELB

Today, a four year old child and her mother were supposed to travel to Ethiopia after Egna Legna paid for their ticket from Beirut. The mother was struggling as domestic

martinmcmahon

williamhboney1

Derek Davis spent his working career as a 'Contractor' for RTE. He gave a particularly poignant interview about how much he wanted to be an employee. Too late for Derek,

Dean Carlos 🇺🇲🇻🇦

thedeanwrites

Unlike @SohrabAhmari I'm a mad man. So since he won't make a thread about Rerum Novarum I will. What follows is a summary of it from "Proclaiming Justice and Peace,"

Mueller, She Wrote

MuellerSheWrote

THREAD: While Mitch McConnell and Steve Mnuchin whine about having to send us $600 in a half-assed effort to help those struggling with food and rent, this administration is about

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