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Jed Kolko

JedKolko

New this morning: our annual labor-market review & outlook post.Better than feared, but plenty of damage remains.1/https://www.hiringlab.org/2020/12/01/2020-labor-market-review-2021-outlook/ First, good news. Most labor-market measures

🇨🇦🍁Cheryl🍁🇨🇦CANADA🍁🇨🇦

mini_bubbly

Information on extended CERB and EI in Canada from today's media presser: (thread)The new plan released Thursday details how most people will be transitioned onto EI, though three new temporary

Erkin Sidick

ErkinSidick

BREAKING: I got some info today from a person who just left Uyghurland. Here are the highlights: (1) Uyghur youths transported/enslaved in Han provinces make 500 Yuan (

Jessi Gold MD MS

drjessigold

This piece echoes a lot of what I wrote in mine(w/a cool graphic)"As a therapist, I wish I could help everyone, but that thought becomes overwhelming and, of course, it's

Dr. Jonathan Malloy

JonathanMalloy

I started as an assistant professor at @Carleton_U twenty years ago on July 1, 2000. We had email, but ‘teaching with technology’ mostly meant using an overhead projector. Here are

Kim Kelly, MD

KimKellyMD

The @CMA_Docs/@Albertadoctors president-elect election is an example of "what not to do". I write as someone with leadership experience in both organizations. I have been asked why women did not

Melissa Murray

ProfMMurray

The good news: My paper found a home! YAY!!! The bad news: Academic research and writing in a pandemic is a bag of .... A thread. /1 This is a

Anand Giridharadas

AnandWrites

The pope recently announced his favorite economist -- @MazzucatoM.I asked her about capitalism, the myth of the free market, austerity, and what she thinks of these $600 relief checks."It’s a

Tori Williams Douglass 🇺🇸🧛🏽‍♀️

ToriGlass

Let’s talk about kids and nervous systems! The job of your nervous system is to keep you alive and safe. Because humans evolved on as fairly easy prey for big

Dr. Erin L Thomas

ErinLThomasPhD

During the best of times, working parents hold things together through a tenuous tapestry of interdependent supports. These aren’t the best of times. Over the next couple of weeks, the

Stephanie Tait

StephTaitWrites

Please understand that we have already seen Covid policies that weigh disabled lives as less worthy of saving when resources are rationed. Having a man who proudly espouses these values

19thnews

19thnews

Fifteen women leaders joined @VP Kamala Harris on Thursday to lay out a plan to ensure that the administration's $1.9 trillion COVID relief package moving through Capitol Hill retains the

Helen L Kupp

helenlkupp

Working moms have always taken on more of the childcare burden, and this has only exacerbated in the pandemic. It’s no wonder that working moms are burning out—4X as many

DREW DANIEL

DDDrewDaniel

Some thoughts about #MLA21 now that it's over and I can return to something like sanity in the form of a tangled thread about some pros and cons; (please ignore

RealScientists | Counts

realscientists

Let's get into the sociology of health and medicine. This will be a crash course to get you acquainted with the field. The field of sociology is broad but bounded

Tennessee Stands - Covid Data & Research

TrackingCovid

Hospital Capacity:Most of the media coverage on hospitals has been focused on beds. Beds are not the resource limitation, clinicians are. And beds are used as the best proxy for

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