Covid-19 is the disruption working mothers have been waiting for. I wrote an article on why some changes need to stay. @women_nz@GlobalWomenNZ https://t.co/fG34uk18os
Feed your soul: the 31-day literary diet for January. This is such a great idea and will do wonders to fill my tank in preparation for 2021. Thanks for sharing @tashmahal. https://t.co/o1dSkwpcPg
“If subatomic particles defy constructs all the time, why should we believe in fixed constructs of gender or any kind of reality?”
Drag performer & writer Amrou Al-Kadhi aka @Glamrou questions why gender should be binary when the physics which underpins the universe can change.
“It was a campaign no one who lived through it will forget. The reach, the clarity and the consistency of message were all hallmarks of what was to come.” https://t.co/5LL4Hf6wcO
Last year I had to slow down to speed up. Sound weird? Here’s how I learned to walk the talk of the Part Time Professionals working model #outputsnothours#parttimeprofessionalsnz
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“Life has taught me a great deal,” it began, “including the lesson that you should always look for what is good and positive in people.” The story of the real Lord of the Flies.
Not having set work hours at a set location allows people the freedom to work in a way that works for them. Our working model goes a step further, paying for the work people do, not for the time they take to do it #outputsnothours#flexiblework
https://t.co/3w9hEPE8cK
As a working mum, working allocated hours felt like a great ledger I could never keep on top of. Working against outputs gives me control over how I allocate my time. #outputsnothours#parttimeprofessionalsnz
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Covid-19 has highlighted that traditional working models don’t always work when you throw kids into the mix. We pay our freelancers for the work they produce, not for the number of hours they spend working on it #outputsnothours#parttimeprofessionalsnz https://t.co/Wl5GtMYMJJ
If you’ve never had to work from home with your children around, you might be finding it insanely hard. You’re not alone. Here are some things I’ve learned after years of working from home with young kids #workingfromhome#workingfromhomewithkids
https://t.co/Zb5PQzHZvS
Work has been tethered to time and space since the industrial revolution. Now’s the time to start talking about more flexible ways of working – of paying people for the work they do, not the time they take to do it. #outputsnothours#flexiblework
https://t.co/XUxitwAzH0
This video was produced by my kids school. The principal speaks first and then the action starts at the 2min mark. Such joy for my kids on a tricky day!
The reality that the kids are going back to virtual school tomorrow just hit me. How on earth am I going to fit that in? I investigated what the expectations actually are and it's going to be ok. https://t.co/3M67rsB76E