You have to wonder what those young people will be like when they emerge into adulthood. They're our future and we can't fail them now. So where is the funding? It costs 30% less to refer to a social prescriber than later down the line to CAMHS.

However it's interesting how many are also retaining accounts in absentia to prevent identity theft. I find it incredibly sad that we need to do that but to hell with it. I've deleted the accounts. Just waiting for the 39 day closure to tick round.

But so often when we talk about workplace diversity, equity and inclusion we forget the over 50s living with CVD, painful osteoarthritis, and any number of challenging conditions requiring care and frequent hospital appointments, and yet the same absence management protocols are applied. Why?

You can read more about the terrible decisions happening in the corridors of power, and how Indie SAGE offered an alternative approach here, in Marres and Barragán’s article: 8/8
journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1...

Just like Putin and Ukraine. Straight out his manual.

Completely unprofessional comment, but why does Zuckerberg always look like he's been caught with his hands in the cookie jar? Possibly because he has, and he knows damn well this decision is indefensible. When people die will he care? Of course not. He'll just blather on about choice.

You mean 54th, after Canada, Greenland and Panama.