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The CRT has vacancies for Tribunal Members. Please see link for details related to the job posting: https://lnkd.in/gnV-GQev Please also see below a message from the CRT regarding Careers at the CRT: The CRT invites you to attend our webinar “Careers at the Civil Resolution Tribunal: Tribunal Members” on Wednesday, September 20, 2023 from 12:00 to 1:00 pm.   We hope you’ll share this invitation and the job posting for tribunal members with colleagues and others in your organization. We would also appreciate your assistance in spreading the word if you have a newsletter, events calendar, or job board.   See complete details about the webinar and access the registration form here: https://lnkd.in/ggTPC2E2   There is no charge to attend this event. Registrants will receive an email with instructions to attend via Teams on September 20.   The webinar:   In this webinar Simmi Sandhu - CRT Chair, Eric Regehr - Vice Chair: Strata, Societies and Cooperative Associations, and Christopher Rivers, Tribunal Member, will explain: the CRT's jurisdiction and mandate the application, hiring, appointment process, and term for tribunal members tips for preparing for an assessment and interview an overview of the CRT's dispute resolution process and the role of a tribunal member working with vice chairs, writing decisions, and performance metrics working remotely, compensation, and benefits Q&A

❓ Do Essential Service Jobs Deserve More Support? 🎙️ Dive into the importance of providing comprehensive support for essential workers such as doctors, police officers, and teachers. Explore innovative ways society can incentivize and recognize their vital contributions beyond monetary compensation. Discuss the benefits of offering free meals, psychology sessions, and other forms of support as a token of appreciation for their hard work and dedication. Join the conversation on reshaping societal norms to better support those who serve our communities. #WorkingClass #DailyGrind #RealLifeStories #EconomicChallenges #SocialSupport #PapaLensPodcast

Network exclusions and non-payment issues are impacting the delivery of home infusions. Learn more about these challenges in an article authored by my colleagues, Jesse and Benjamin.

How powerful. And real…

Did you know that less than half of UK adults have a will in place? It's a topic we seldom discuss around the dinner table, but the impact it can have on your legacy and the well-being of your loved ones is immeasurable. Two-fifths of UK adults haven't documented their posthumous instructions, leaving their affairs in uncertainty. This gap in will-making can lead to legal and family complications, emphasizing the need for action. We've prepared an article explaining the importance of making a will, along with some useful tips for you and your loved ones. https://lnkd.in/edS_Sxq6 #MumbysLiveinCare

Traveling and leaving your minor child behind? In Arizona, a Delegation of Parental Power allows you to nominate someone to make emergency decisions for your child in your absence, such as medical care or educational issues. These documents provide temporary power and are valid for six months. Remember to re-execute one before each trip. These are very effective ways to make sure your child is protected while you’re not able to be there. Don't forget to get one in place before your next trip!✈️👶 #powerofattorney #familylawadvice #estateplan #familylaw #travelsafe #parentssupport #parentsforfuture #parentsandkids #legalservices #estateplanningattorney

With an estimated 16% of Marylanders over the age of 65—almost 1 million people—more older adults and their families are beginning to plan for senior care. This can be a difficult conversation to have, especially when a person feels they’re facing a great personal transition. However, there are numerous positives to residential senior living. With the right senior community, the best may very well yet be to come! Let’s take a look at some of the numerous mental, social, and physical health benefits that come with independent living and assisted living. Knowing these advantages can help make the decision to begin your search for senior care in Baltimore an easier one! Learn more below: https://loom.ly/EqqunsI

❓ How Do You Know When You Need an Aging Life Care Professional ❓ When caregiving for an aging family member becomes overwhelming, it may be time to contact an Aging Life Care Professional. You may need an Aging Life Care Professional if the person you are caring for: *has multiple medical or psychological issues *is unable to live safely in their current environment *is not pleased with current care providers and requires advocacy *is confused about their own financial and/or legal situation *has limited or no family support To find an Aging Life Care Professional in your area: https://lnkd.in/gJBeyiNw #ALCA #aginglifecare #themoreyouknow

Radical & Authentic Post. I have 2 kids with special needs, and a highly special needs grandson, their family has been going through some struggles also known as "the ebb and flow of life". In this journey they are on she has come to rely on the local city, county and national .gov resources to include enforcement of protection orders, understanding the VAWA 💜 as it relates to lease transfer, Eviction Prevention and Legal Support, DES (Department of Economic Security), Child Welfare Services, working with the school community liaison, police advocacy & partnership and the list goes on. The system to get support is there, but as an empowering mom and close observer, it is not easy to navigate if you are learning disabled, have dyslexia, ADHD, PTSD and are just trying to survive this "phase" while working and raising 2 kids on your own. Can you imagine? I can. It is through countless calls, outreach to Medicaid, .gov sites, that you need to track and keep tabs on - humbling yourself for transitional aid and support for you and your family. This is all to say - there is 👼 help out there. But it does not come with an instruction guide - often times people are so knee deep in the emotional chaos of what is happening that they just give up, don't know where to go, or how to get beyond this current moment. Caught between devistation and despair. Recently a post was shared with a go fund me link to prevent homelessness, and my heart sank - it is a plea for help - because the person is between jobs, claims, and is desperate. I thought do they know what's out there? How can I help when I'm watching my own child go through this. I can share hope, and what I've learned. Here are some links also worth bookmarking to those impacted by RIFs, illness, or transition - or who don't know where to go, maybe you are stuck in the "in between" while living in the land of the free. So, I post, because just like searching for a job is a honed skill, so is searching for support & government #assistance. I hope these help you they way they have helped my daughter's family. 🆘 211 Crisis Support is a great number to have - they can also provide resources if you don't have access to internet, a computer, etc. You can call ☎ 211 - they will be there to listen, and hear you out. The humanity on the other end of the line, is priceless. When life throws a curveball, you can duck and miss or in some cases catch and release. Just know your situation is not unique, and there are some great programs to help those less fortunate. Having a positive attitude is not enough, thought it helps. https://lnkd.in/gFetj6Qv can point you in the right direction for #housinghelp #foodassistance #socialservices Check out the Listing by State here https://lnkd.in/g-8_Cv8y. If you are in need of #support and just don't know where to go - please know it is OK to ask. No Judgment, just one hand 🤝 reaching out to another. Sharing is caring.

A very powerful read.