In an email to Fast Company, a spokesperson from the U.K. government wrote that it will debut a National Strategy for Disabled People in the spring, saying: “We know that disabled people are disproportionately impacted by this pandemic—that’s why we have worked hard to ensure they have continued access to disability benefits, further financial support, food, medicines and accessible guidance and communications since the start of the outbreak.” … [Read more...] about People with disabilities have been disproportionately affected by the economic impact of COVID-19
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5 strategies to smoothly handle a workplace confrontation
By preparing someone with the knowledge the conversation will be difficult, you tell the person what to expect and let them know you would like to address areas that are important to you. For example, consider starting the conversation by saying, “I wanted to talk to you about something important to me. I’ve been avoiding this conversation for a long time, and I’m hoping you can let me finish my thoughts before you interject.” These opening sentences establish the intent of your conversation and also make it clear that you would like the opportunity to speak without interruption. … [Read more...] about 5 strategies to smoothly handle a workplace confrontation
7 ways the circular economy will grow in 2021
More designers will recognize the role they play in helping systems shift “People at the design stage of products or services [who] make decisions that influence whether the things we use are more linear or more circular have a really key role to play in shifting towards a circular economy,” Iles says. “At the same time, the circular economy can really offer a sense of purpose for designers. They’re not just creating things that will end up in a landfill or that will be unnecessary or superficial for people. But they can genuinely use their skills to try to address global challenges.” … [Read more...] about 7 ways the circular economy will grow in 2021