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If you're expected to work even when you're on holiday (look at your emails)...is it any wonder people are not taking holidays? I think taking holiday is very important for your mental health and wellbeing, regardless of how senior you are. I can understand that people should give adequate notice of their holidays so that management can plan accordingly. However, I can see why so many people have got unused holidays. I think switching off completely on some holidays is important regardless of how much you earn. Maybe I'm being naive. I'm clearly not the sort of person who wants to live to work but work to live. #worklifebalance

Understand family responsibility leave with SL Personnel! 🏡 Check out our advice on how to navigate family responsibility leave seamlessly. 💼🏠 #FamilyFirst #WorkLifeBalance #SLPersonnelTips #Familyresponsibility #fyp #business #advice #hradvice #innovation

💑 Keeping It Reasonable for Couples💑 I understand how important budget-friendly options are, especially for couples who are planning their special moments with me. That’s why I've worked hard to ensure my price adjustments are as minimal as possible. I am committed to maintaining affordable choices without compromising my personal touch to each and every ceremony. #weddingceremony #elope #elopementwedding #getmarriedwithoutawedding #getmarriedintn #ordainedminister #privateelopement #secretwedding #quickwedding #elopementpackages

NDP's Alarming Support for Emergencies Act: A Profound Betrayal of Democracy Jagmeet Singh, leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP), says he reluctantly endorsed the Emergencies Act following a court ruling against the Trudeau government's misuse during the 2022 "Freedom Convoy" protests. This gesture represents a failed and feeble response to a critical opportunity in which the NDP neglected to safeguard civil liberties amid the abuse of the act by the Liberal government, involving restrictions on movement, assembly, and the deployment of the military. By failing to challenge the government's dubious claim that the act was necessary and proportional, the NDP abandoned the rights of Canadians to peacefully protest. Despite claiming reluctant support and securing concessions like transparency and accountability, their alignment with the Liberals and Greens proved futile against the Emergencies Act's unprecedented and unjust application. The consequences of this misguided support have materialized in a court ruling deeming the government's use of the Emergencies Act unreasonable and unconstitutional. The judge emphasized infringement upon constitutional rights and criticized the government's failure to prove it was the only viable option. Disregarding alerts from civil society groups, legal experts, and human rights advocates regarding the perils and disproportionality of the Emergencies Act, the NDP failed to heed vital lessons from historical precedents, notably its lamentable application in 1970, leading to suspended civil rights, unjust arrests, and tragic fatalities. The NDP's deviation from its foundational principles as advocates for social justice, human rights, and democracy represents a significant betrayal, eroding the trust of the Canadian people. By endorsing the Emergencies Act, this misstep not only dismissed citizens' rights to voice grievances but also aligned the party with unjust government overreach. In acknowledgment of this pivotal mistake, the NDP ought to publicly acknowledge their lapse in judgment and extend a sincere apology to Canadians. Furthermore, they should solemnly commit to upholding democracy's foundational principles by vowing to preserve the integrity of a party that, for over six decades, has been a stalwart advocate for social justice, human rights, and democracy—eschewing any compromise solely for the sake of political expediency. If you enjoyed the above post, click on John Babic to read more of my content, and feel free to share your thoughts!

As we move towards the end of the first quarter of the 21st century giving humans and non-humans access and security in relation to tenure is a much needed goal. Policy increasingly needs to master the task of looking across the human/non human divide we’ve had in our academic disciplines, many professions and public provisions. This is what more #interspecies thinking can produce - developing #onewelfare which reaches into the world of what has been ‘human’ social policy to recognise the value of having shared lives.

Holidays: a time for joy and important family discussions. Talking about inheritance and end-of-life plans is vital but sensitive. Avoid awkward holiday moments with our tips for having these conversations the right way. Read our blog for guidance on bringing your family closer with meaningful discussions. https://lnkd.in/gAzXTrmm . . . #familytalks #holidayconversation #holidays #familygathering #estateplanning #legacyplanning #sudburylawfirm #20westlegal

This is beneath you, Bill Shorten, as is your conduct throughout this week. You are causing the disability community harm. Every cent you are claiming "wasted" here is a cent you are responsible for wasting by failing to consult properly on an exposure draft, and failing to listen to us since. The community has solutions and has proposed amendments of our own. You are choosing to ignore them and shut us out. Surely the time you put into this could have been better spent meeting with – and actually listening to – the advocates and participants you are throwing under the bus? The Greens and Liberals asked for more time because the community did. Because academics did. Because legal experts did. And they did it because we also asked the Labor senators, and they refused us. So, please do tell us: Exactly which stakeholders have you met with in the last two months, Minister? Because your Government blocked the amendment Monique Ryan moved regarding holistic assessment, and the dangers of the multiple impairment issue, as written in the bill, is one of the main issues I brought to your attention in early May, detailing the specific, serious risks the bill's treatment of multiple impairments creates. Yet, your response did not acknowledge that issue, and you have been too busy calling advocates liars and scaremongers to do any of that listening you keep claiming, Bill. Why are you so intent on blocking those particular amendments? Why are you willing to hurt the disability community to do it? Uli and I asked to meet with you to talk seriously about co-design. We're still open to that meeting. We told you we know how to fight fairly. But don't try to mislead the country about what is happening here. Because this isn't fighting fairly. And the disability community is switched on enough to fact-check your claims and make noise about it. This extension is because advocates and experts demanded it. Fighting it so hard just raises more questions about why you are so scared of this bill being properly scrutinised. And whatever it costs is on you, for trying to ram it through without sufficient scrutiny or consultation in the first place. Welcome to Article 4(3) of the #CRPD, Minister. Villamanta Disability Rights Legal Service Public Interest Advocacy Centre Kurt Fearnley Graeme Innes AM Corri McKenzie Donna Purcell GAICD CF Naomi Anderson Dr George Taleporos (GAICD, PhD) Anthony Albanese Hollie Hughes Office of Senator Jordon Steele-John Linda Reynolds Libby Coker MP Peter Gregory Helen Dickinson Jenny Karavolos Sam Paior JP, MAICD Natalie Wade Daniel White Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Nick Avery Muriel Cummins Peter Malinauskas Samantha Connor ⭐️ Marayke Jonkers PLY (MAICD ) Sophie Cusworth Katy Gagliardi William Ward-Boas People with Disability Australia (PWDA) Disability Advocacy Network Australia (DANA) Ltd Guardian Australia

Staff Spotlight - January 2024. The holidays have come and gone (for most of us at least) and 2024 is underway. We have a small selection of staff on board this week, with everyone returning on Monday the 15th. This year we are going to be highlighting several of our staff through their video profiles. You can view all of these on our website as well. To kick off the year, we are going to start with Kate Chivers - Principal and a key member of our Property team. To find out more about Kate, visit her website profile (https://lnkd.in/dje_VCy4) or check out her bio-video below. #propertylaw #property #legaladvice #aucklandlawyer