LBC 97.3 FM, London's whitest conversation? : 2007 : 'Is Radio Racist?', The Radio Academy

The conversation at the Radio Academy event in London entitled 'Is Radio Racist?' became heated when the chairman, 'LBC' morning show presenter James O’Brien [JO], was questioned by 'BBC Five Live' overnight presenter Dotun Adebayo [DA] about the absence of ethnic...
[continues]#radio #radioindustry #media #broadcasting #racism #discrimination #grantgoddard #work #job #employment
https://peoplelikeyoudontworkinradio.blogspot.com/2024/11/lbc-973-fm-londons-whitest-conversation.html

I updated my OMG.LOL page this morning. Nothing too major. Just updated some information such as my new job that I just started this past Monday as well as I added my @loops profile link for anyone who wants to follow me there and maybe a couple of other things as well.

https://cliffwade.omg.lol/

Check it out and let me know what you think!

#OMG #LOL #Blog #Post #Website #Author #Writer #Blogger #Loops #Work #HSTPathways #NewJob

Work-addicted or work-enslaved? Whatever it is, new data paints a picture of a profoundly unsatisfying work culture
By Virginia Trioli

In the era of workers quiet quitting, demanding their right to disconnect and working from home — how can work addiction be "one of the most important challenges in organisational psychology and public health in the 21st century"?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11-02/work-addiction-in-era-of-working-from-home-quiet-quitting/104548580

#Work #HumanInterest #Media #MentalHealth #VirginiaTrioli

Editor’s Note: #Vacation is ‘Vacation’ for Many #Grassroots Journalists. Another reason why @BINJreports can use your support during our big annual #fundraiser (starting today!) https://horizonmass.news/2024/11/01/editors-note-vacation-is-vacation-for-many-grassroots-journalists/ #work #benefits #journalism #indyjournalism #editorial

Next was an interesting last day of the National Bureau of Economic Research's WFH shock to labor markets event https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fkmw59jF0W (5/12) #work #RemoteWork #economics

First was a great slate of talks on remote work at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research with Emma Williams-Baron (gendered implications for the rise of remote work, highly recommend), Hira Farooqi (women's labor market outcomes and fertility choices), Hoyoung Yoo (consequences of remote workers on local residents), and Alma Andino-Frydman (what constitutes a "digital nomad") https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwZhk5Sq1c8 (2/12) #work #economics #RemoteWork