#Flexible

Martyn Reah

MartynReah

thread#letstalkaboutflex #flexibleworking #sltchat #teacher5adaylets do the maths secondary school numbers are going up by 15% in the next decadewe are only hitting 2/3 of our recruitment targetsover 1/2 of us

Resolution

ResFamilyLaw

Re. working hours 'consultation' (a thread). We learnt on Monday that views were being sought on extending court opening hours, and responses were needed by Thursday (today). (1/6) We provided

Latha Venkatesh

latha_venkatesh

A just published RBi working paper says India‘s trend inflation since 2014 has been 41.-4.3% and hence the CPI target under the current flexible inflation targeting framework should be retained

Hollywood

J_MoAGoGo

In the wake of Rebecca Long-Bailey’s dismissal Keir Starmer, many politicians & political correspondents have all talked of having a zero-tolerance approach to anti-Semitism. None of these people have such

Logan Middleton

LoganPMiddleton

Now that I’ve been out of coursework for a bit, I’m thinking back to this super hectic time of semester for graduate students and (seminar) paper-writing, and I’m very grateful

Kira Dault (she/her)

kiradault

Okay. Here's my thing. One of my early office jobs came with 5 sick days and 10 vacation days, with no option to WFH, though it would have been possible

@FlexNHS 💙

FlexNHS

Hi community! We are pulling together a list of resources / signposting as we are often asked for advice. Where would you go (other than here ) if you wanted

Lewis Atkinson

LewisNHS

Interesting discussion w/ colleagues todsy about home/remote-working & the #NHS approach to that in the future. Prompted me to recap the great work done by @FlexNHS @workingfamUK & the evidence-base

Mike the Disturber 🌈🌱😈

sacwriter

If you are looking to engage the services of a therapist during this Pandemic, here are some helpful strategies.1. If they work in a clinic, it is going to be

Ric O'Connell

RicOConnell8

Brattle did a great report on Demand Flexibility - short version found at this @UtilityDive article. The article (and the report?) repeat, however, the common fallacy that "Utility Control is

Dr. Lynora Saxinger 🇨🇦

AntibioticDoc

A thread about COVID19 mRNA vaccine second dose timing controversies:Basically I think it’s honestly a good move to have a flexible (out to 6 week) second dose (and was lobbying

Kirsty McDonald

KirstyAMcDonald

Our team asked if adding a toe joint to a passive prosthesis would alter unilateral BK user biomechanics, O2 rate, or be preferred (over no toe joint) during level walking.

athreya

athreya49

RBI DG is giving ammunition to opponents of flexible IT. By forgetting about the flexible part. Surprisingly, when CPI inflation fell below 2% he didn’t complain. The law and the

Sanval Nasim

SanvalNasim

Then:“Economy is recovering because exports are going up.”Now:“Economy is recovering because imports have gone up.”Let’s get the story straight: we’ll know our economy has recovered when we see our real

Jennifer

SgtJJSharps

I’m always open for debate, Twitter is a great platform for that. Tonight’s debate was around flexible working and the various initiatives to assist women in policing. A thread. When

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aPebbleInTheSky

Heterarchy is a concept from pioneer in cybernetics. It is a type of organisational management that is about nonhierarchy. Often authority is distributed across the various interdependent units that make

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