#Workers

A reasonable excuse

mrkebb

This means that 43% of people earn less than £13,000 per year? That’s the story. But to take the question at face value: no. Because they still pay VAT, road

leora cruddas

LeoraCruddas

A thread offering a reflection on the last ten months in #education1/10 In March last year, you moved to remote education within days of being told to limit attendance in

Paul Mason

paulmasonnews

Vaccine minister @nadhimzahawi "doesn't want to speculate" why Britain has one of the worst Covid death rates in the world... and wants to wait for an inquiry. I'd rather take

Nandini 🇮🇳

NAN_DINI_

During the Lockdown only three of my workers left for home.https://twitter.com/nan_dini_/status/1259697816667975693 The remaining sixty five waited on my assurance that once the Lockdown was lifted we would return to complete

Aaron Long

aalong64

It's great to see animation twitter people talking about how the pandemic is making them rethink their relationship with the industry. It's a series of short-term day jobs, not your

Cat Perry ♿️

CatPurry9

Let's be clear, our government isn't protesting CCP human rights violations. They are protesting the loss of profits because China won't trade with us due to Morrison's ridiculous "China Virus"

Alicia King

AliciaJeanKing

Interesting qualitative study highlighting both the value of peer support (PS) but some of the key challenges of implementing PS in clinical settings. Particularly interesting reflection from participants on the

HOLYMAN ✝️

TheHolyman_

If you are looking to Start a (New) Business, Open this thread. Before you start a Business, make sure you have enough capital to run the Business for 6 months

Jonah Furman

JonahFurman

one of the most useful things I learned working on the Bernie campaign is that complexity is the enemy of scale. your job, if you want to organize on the

Laura Harth 😷

LauraHarth

In light of #CAI worth to read & re-read this statement: “...effective due diligence is no longer possible in the Region... companies should presume there is forced labor when workers

Michael R. Strain

MichaelRStrain

The U.S. economy needs help. Trump and Congress need to stop threatening and posturing — starting right now. What should Congress include in the next bill?I discuss in my latest

Tech Workers Coalition

techworkersco

Thread: Who is a tech worker and what does tech organizing look like? Like most sectors, organizing is informed by legal and political considerations, industrial relations, hierarchies of skills, gender,

Tego Sigel

TegoSigel

I get on the tube every day and see occupancy down by about 90% in rush hour. I keep expecting it to improve, but it's not. London is going bankrupt.

Tipping Pitches

tipping_pitches

A shitstorm of media posturing is coming. An important thing to remember:The CBA says a MLB season is 162 games — it says nothing about fans. If owners want to

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

Seeing papers make the rounds that the herd immunity threshold may be much lower than the rough approximation 1-1/R0. Maybe, but let's slow down a minute.#1. There is still way

Russ

RussInCheshire

Hubei province, where Covid started, has 57m people and cities of 11mThey locked down completely, closed airports, roads, schools, business for 16 weeks, then opened upDeaths per million:China: 3.3UK: 676

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