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Number in employment is up but remains below pre-pandemic level

There are currently 1.3million job vacancies across the country

Wales Online

The cartoon where it happens: Lin-Manuel Miranda guest stars as horse in new Bluey episode

The Hamilton creator has said the series was his most-watched show of the pandemic, and now he has a surprise voice credit

The Guardian - AU

State expands, extends pandemic child care benefits

Pandemic relief programs for child care providers and needy families will extend to year end, with some lasting into 2023.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Turning Market Optimism Into Opportunity: New Avenues For Investing In The Aviation Sector

By Bhanu Choudhrie, Founder and Executive Director of Alpha Aviation

Benzinga

Dangers of getting COVID while pregnant

A new study found that babies exposed to COVID-19 were significantly more likely to have neurodevelopment issues

Salon

NHS staff in tears with morale 'on the floor' as wages no longer cover life's basics

NHS nurses, midwives and more who worked on the frontline of the health service during the pandemic have now found themselves forced to use food banks

Daily Mirror

Food giants reap enormous profits during times of crisis

A recent report by Oxfam International has found that 62 new “food billionaires” were created during the pandemic. The report, released ahead of this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, highlights the record profits made by industry titans.

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How should an Australian 'centre for disease control' prepare us for the next pandemic?

Over the past two years, Australians have become familiar with the threat of infectious disease outbreaks. COVID won’t be the last pandemic to affect our lives.

The Conversation

Online and in-person exams both have problems – that's now clear. Unis have a window of opportunity to do better

The pandemic pushed universities to launch or accelerate plans for delivering examinations online. These forced transitions have often been painful, involving stress and burnout. Exams have been a big pain point.

The Conversation

WTO should allow food exports from public stock to help countries in need: Goyal

"For India, a response to the pandemic would not be complete without a TRIPS (Trade Related aspects of Intellectual Property Rights) waiver," the Union Mininster said.

The Hindu

The influenza pandemic and ‘nations within a nation’

Disease outbreaks can cause unanticipated and disruptive changes, affecting the business environment and policy

The Hindu

Milan Furniture Fair

Italy’s furniture and design industry sought to excite at the Milan Furniture Fair after a two-year pandemic delay

The Independent UK

Young doctors spend a year caring for rural folks in Ecuador. Here's what they find

For millions in remote areas, health-care is barebones. The health-care team may be a long canoe ride away. Supplies are meager. Electricity comes and goes. And the pandemic made things worse.

WEKU

Improved disease control in public buildings ‘could save UK billions a year’

Measures such as improved ventilation would boost economy by helping prevent ill health, says report

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Why freemium software has no place in our classrooms

Digital teaching and communication tools are increasingly present in kindergarten to Grade 12 classrooms. By April 2020, not long after the onset of the pandemic, Google Classroom had doubled its users to more than 100 million.

Evening Standard

More than 100 TfL workers died from Covid, figures reveal

More than 100 members of TfL staff have died of Covid-19 since the start of the pandemic, figures have revealed.

The Hindu

It’s ‘business’ as usual for airlines

Business travel is expected to go past pre-pandemic levels as meetings, conferences and exhibitions are being held offline

Nottingham Post

Nottingham emergency Covid morgue ended up costing £166,000 more than planned

'The Government required councils to put arrangements in place for the eventuality that excess deaths'

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The Independent UK

Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman on abortion, antitrust reform

Many major companies have chosen to stay quiet on the abortion debate

Benzinga

GlobalFoundries-STMicro Discuss Partnering For Chip Plant In France

GlobalFoundries Inc (NASDAQ:GFS) and STMicroelectronics N.V. (NYSE:STM) are amid discussions to build a semiconductor factory in France with the help of government funds, Bloomberg reports. The European Commission looks to produce 20% of the world’s chips by 2030. The European Union executive arm proposed the 43 billion euro ($45.3 billion) Chips Act earlier to…

Daily Record

Boost your income during the cost of living crisis by completing surveys online

Cash, Amazon vouchers and freebies are up for grabs and all you have to give them is your time.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Fringe performer brings children's show about Covid and pandemic

The show follows the adventures of Corry the Coronavirus who causes chaos and misery around the work until brought under control by the Science Superheroes

Liverpool Echo

New covid taskforce established as Liverpool death toll nears 1,700

New group will look to protect against future pandemics

The Independent UK

Czech brewer Budvar reports record export increase in 2021

Budvar, the Czech brewer that has been in a long legal dispute with U.S. company Anheuser-Busch over use of the “Budweiser” brand, has increased its beer exports last year despite the pandemic

Asharq Al-Awsat

Tony Moments: A Night for Broadway to Reclaim its Groove

Surely many in the audience were thinking it, but “Company” director Marianne Elliott said it most directly at Sunday's Tony awards: In the devastating two years since the pandemic hit, it “felt at times that live theater was endangered.” As in, the industry might never recover. The exuberant ceremony Sunday…

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