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Muslims around the world have been celebrating the first week of Ramadan, including those in Ukraine who are living through an ongoing war. Last year, when Russia invaded the country, Ramadan was put on hold with the usual traditions of breaking fast with loved ones and spending evenings in the mosque becoming impossible for most. This year, people are returning to celebrate and pray together in a way that hasn’t been possible for the last three years due to the war and the pandemic. #ukraine #kyiv #Ramadan #ramadhan #RamadanMubarak #ramadankareem #Ramadan2023 #ramadanmoments #iftar #taraweeh #muslim #mosque #community #FoodTok | Here’s How Muslims In Ukraine Are Celebrating Ramadan
Chris Smalls, who started Amazon’s first union, said he’s never talked on the phone with company founder and former CEO Jeff Bezos, but thinks he lives rent-free in Bezos’ head. Smalls was formerly an Amazon warehouse supervisor, but was fired in 2020 after organizing a protest against the company’s unsafe pandemic conditions. #WSJJobsSummit #chrissmalls #amazon #amazonunion #wsj #wallstreetjournal #thewallstreetjournal | Amazon union leader says he lives rent- free in Bezos’ head | Chris Smalls | Amazon Labor Union founder and president
After 16 months, Britain’s former prime minister was finally forensically cross-examined over Partygate – live on TV and for nearly four hours. Boris Johnson has been accused of misleading parliament over rule-breaking parties during the Covid-19 pandemic. To read our full explainer – and latest analysis – tap the link in bio. #BorisJohnson #Partygate #UKPolitics | Partygate: four key moments during Boris Johnson's grilling by MPs | Learn the facts about COVID-19
Covid-19 has rewritten many work norms, and moved even more on-the-job communications to email, Slack and other messaging tools. Yet layoffs via email still come as a shock. After a pandemic hiring spree in which big-tech firms such as Meta and Amazon recruited tens of thousands of new hires via Linkedin, Zoom interviews and other virtual means, many of those same companies are turning to email to conduct the biggest wave of industry layoffs in years. Many employees, though, say cuts via inbox feel cold and unkind. #work #jobs #business #wfh #workfromhome #remotework #wsj #wallstreetjournal #thewallstreetjournal | Learn the facts about COVID-19
You had to be there | *People during Covid* | *Students in 2093 researching the Covid Pandemic*
i jumped on the bandwagon too 🤷‍♀️ #alt ##checkmytwitter##spicyaccountant | “sage, what have you been up to since the pandemic hit?” | Country: US
Siyuan Zhuji, a multidisciplinary artist who documented life under the pandemic in China, went missing after his works were featured in international media outlets. #siyuanzhuji #artist #china #zerocovid #pandemic #covid19 | A Chinese Artist Who Documented The Zero-COVID Policy Has Disappeared | Learn the facts about COVID-19
It is better—financially—to be married than single if you’re 25 to 34, according to the St. Louis Fed. The money gap between young married couples and singles has widened, thanks to inflation and rising home prices. After a spell of rapid inflation and years of pandemic living, single people are getting left further behind, say economists at the Fed and elsewhere. #marriage #money #single #marriedcouples #youngcouple #singlelife #rich #wealth #wsj #wallstreetjournal #thewallstreetjournal | (According to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis)
Single people have emerged from the pandemic more serious about finding a partner and less focused on looks, according to a study conducted by researchers at Kinsey Institute and funded by dating app Match. Has your dating life changed since 2020? #single #singlelife #Love #dating #wsj #thewallstreetjournal #wallstreetjournal | *according to the latest Singles in America study | Single people are more flexible. | Single people are often looking for similar values. | Single people are seeking deeper qualities. | 4 ways the pandemic changed how single people date | Single people are more deliberate.
During periods of remote learning in the pandemic, the quality of math instruction suffered, often relying on memorization and mimicry, rather than a deeper understanding of concepts, said Kevin J. Dykema, an eighth-grade teacher in Mattawan, Mich., and president of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. “It’s because they were used to just sitting in front of a computer screen,” he said. If the learning losses aren’t recovered, K-12 students on average will earn 5.6% less over the course of their lives than students educated just before the pandemic. #students #remotelearning #education #wealth #wsj #thewallstreetjournal #wallstreetjournal | Study by Eric A. Hanushek | Pandemic learning loss could cost students $70,000 in lifetime earnings
goodbye oversaturated photos and extreme branded colors 👉🚪 | vs after the pandemic | girls instagram feed before the pandemic | Country: US
Replying to @nicki_70pa #wearamask #covid19 ##flu #pandemic #getvaccinated | Try effect | Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines | Country: US
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