#Cleaners

Vicki Igbokwe

UchennaDanceCo

Reflecting on a zoom meeting I was in earlier. A young black woman shares a some questions that she spent the time to put together for workshop. We all listen

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Most dangerous jobs for #COVID19 mortality. Highlights: Cooks / food industryMachine operatorsAgricultural workers Construction laborersFirst responders CleanersMilitaryTruck driversBartendersTeaching assistantshttps://www.google.com/amp/s/

Sue Nelson

ScienceNelson

This is such a good thread and equally applies to journalism and no doubt other jobs re the benefits of a working class background. My Scouse parents are working class.

Mark Miller

RetireRevised

Wanted to amplify a few points raised today in my Retiring column @nytimesbusiness - things that wound up on the cutting room or that I hope to explore further with

Stephen Reicher

ReicherStephen

As ever, the government wait and wait until we are in a crisis and then suddenly impose emergency measures - such as closing schools. While, tragically, that is now necessary,

The Hustle

TheHustle

I started reading about company pivots and quickly found myself blown away by some that I had no idea existed.I'm talking a complete 180 of a pivot, which led to

Prerana Issar💙

Prerana_Issar

NHS People Plan 20/21: 1/ The conversations I’ve had with #NHS colleagues about what needed to be included in our #nhspeopleplan are fresh in my mind. A pre-#COVID world feels

Jeff Pearce

jeffpropulsion

Anyone notice Kjetil Tronvoll is VERY quiet today after the revelation out of the TPLF's own mouth of just who started the shooting?https://twitter.com/EsmaelEsmaelMoh/status/1327665320157442048 Another question: Since Tronvoll has so m

DiogenesSister

DiogenesSister

1/ I'm a frontline worker in a setting no one much cares about: A jail. Jails aren't prisons. Most inmates are there on petty charges; some are there for short

Scott Waddell 𝘪𝘯 𝘍𝘳𝘦𝘥𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘤𝘵𝘰𝘯

ScottMWaddell

So I just finished a week at the hospital here in Fredericton for a non-Covid related medical emergency. I have some thoughts.(thread) 2/ I'll preface all of this by saying

Stephen Schwartz

AtomicAnalyst

Fifty years ago this morning, Baneberry—a 10-kiloton, weapons-related, underground nuclear test 912 feet beneath the Nevada Test Site—accidentally vented, releasing 80,000 curies of radioactive iodine-131, more than any other US

Helen Rosner

hels

Can a clever media reporter please do a dissection of how we're watching in real-time as a domino-cascade of bad headline practice is turning "Subway doesn't use real tuna" from

Another Angry Woman

stavvers

Ending bubbles is a drop in the ocean when call centres, a room full of people talking, are open.https://twitter.com/PippaCrerar/status/1348202459064360961 An effective "stricter lockdown" is one which aggressively enforces workpl

Daniel Insley

daisydan94

#LifeOfADepotDriverI'm not very good at this kind of thing but hopefully this thread will give you some idea of how we run things on Etches Park. We work mostly night

Sarah Holland-Batt

the_shb

Aged Care Minister Richard Colbeck framing COVID outbreaks in aged care as a fait accompli: "No country has been able to avoid outbreaks in aged care where there has been

Lauren Chambers

lauren_marietta

so @ACLU_Mass got documents on the Boston Police Regional Intelligence Center (BRIC) funding & spending, and there were some weird things in there. for instance, did you know #BosCops are

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