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dewline1. So there's this café on Somerset West that I've visited once and would like to revisit at some point after things re-settle enough and I have a steady day-job again. Apt613 published a profile on their reopening process that got my attention.
2. Some opinions held by neighbours across the city to consider re: how to finance...police or public safety or whatever we end up calling the service from now on. And to what ends.
3. Photography as Food Bank fundraiser during the Time of Pandemic.
4. The Four-Day Work Week may be a reality for more people from now on. Taylor Blewett at Postmedia Ottawa (AKA the Ottawa Citizen) reports on one company's leaning into that direction. I suspect it's not going to be a thing every employer can or should do, but it might be helpful in some ways.
5. Yes, I'm still job-hunting. And doing laundry. More later.
2. Some opinions held by neighbours across the city to consider re: how to finance...police or public safety or whatever we end up calling the service from now on. And to what ends.
3. Photography as Food Bank fundraiser during the Time of Pandemic.
4. The Four-Day Work Week may be a reality for more people from now on. Taylor Blewett at Postmedia Ottawa (AKA the Ottawa Citizen) reports on one company's leaning into that direction. I suspect it's not going to be a thing every employer can or should do, but it might be helpful in some ways.
5. Yes, I'm still job-hunting. And doing laundry. More later.
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Date: 2020-06-30 08:12 pm (UTC)As for the Japanese angle? There are companies in the US and Canada that made similar changes and - last I heard before the Pandemic - those firms and their employees were thriving. I'll have to dig a little to rediscover which cases were public knowledge. There were reports on CBC News and Radio One.