Megan
@mwallonsy.bsky.social
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My research shows *strong* resistance to being forced back into the office.
Progressives who talk to friends/family about how this policy would also send a strong signal to the private sector, risking everyone's wfh, will have an interested audience.
Don't assume people will hear about it otherwise.
Progressives who talk to friends/family about how this policy would also send a strong signal to the private sector, risking everyone's wfh, will have an interested audience.
Don't assume people will hear about it otherwise.
March 4, 2025 at 4:22 AM
My research shows *strong* resistance to being forced back into the office.
Progressives who talk to friends/family about how this policy would also send a strong signal to the private sector, risking everyone's wfh, will have an interested audience.
Don't assume people will hear about it otherwise.
Progressives who talk to friends/family about how this policy would also send a strong signal to the private sector, risking everyone's wfh, will have an interested audience.
Don't assume people will hear about it otherwise.
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DOGE firings have upended the lives of thousands of hardworking civil servants — including park rangers, disease researchers, and veterans.
Meanwhile, DOGE's own staffers are drawing hefty six-figure government salaries from the very agencies they are sabotaging.
"Efficiency."
Meanwhile, DOGE's own staffers are drawing hefty six-figure government salaries from the very agencies they are sabotaging.
"Efficiency."
March 5, 2025 at 6:15 PM
DOGE firings have upended the lives of thousands of hardworking civil servants — including park rangers, disease researchers, and veterans.
Meanwhile, DOGE's own staffers are drawing hefty six-figure government salaries from the very agencies they are sabotaging.
"Efficiency."
Meanwhile, DOGE's own staffers are drawing hefty six-figure government salaries from the very agencies they are sabotaging.
"Efficiency."
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188 Palestinian journalists killed in the last 14 months.
November 24, 2024 at 9:14 PM
188 Palestinian journalists killed in the last 14 months.
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Useful graph! Like basically every other part of the Australian economy, live music has become increasingly concentrated in the hands of a couple of multinationals. Artists, punters getting squeezed while the Saudi public investment fund makes bank.
Today Live Nation told Parliament it isn’t to blame for expensive gigs.
Whatever the case, our analysis shows festival prices have increased an average of 270%.
Without change, live music will become a luxury beyond the reach of everyday Australians.
australiainstitute.org.au/post/the-car...
Whatever the case, our analysis shows festival prices have increased an average of 270%.
Without change, live music will become a luxury beyond the reach of everyday Australians.
australiainstitute.org.au/post/the-car...
November 25, 2024 at 9:35 AM
Useful graph! Like basically every other part of the Australian economy, live music has become increasingly concentrated in the hands of a couple of multinationals. Artists, punters getting squeezed while the Saudi public investment fund makes bank.
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"The government has introduced a bill on social media minimum age requirements, but no one, including the Minister responsible, knows yet how it is going to work" is not the behaviour of fully functioning adults.
November 21, 2024 at 4:19 AM
"The government has introduced a bill on social media minimum age requirements, but no one, including the Minister responsible, knows yet how it is going to work" is not the behaviour of fully functioning adults.