Published on June 11, 2010 by Donna Seale
Have you ever had one of those weeks where you are ridiculously busy yet feel like you’ve accomplished nothing? Well, that’s where I’m at as I close out this week. I think the “parent juggle” swings into high gear in June with everything from sports events to recitals to field trips and school year ending celebrations needing to be attended to while somewhere in-between you have to figure out how you’re going to work. No wonder we all need vacation time afterward!
Lack of work accomplishments aside, I have had a chance to read a few interesting things on Twitter this week which I thought I would pass along. So for the week ending June 11, 2010, here is my pick of the most interesting human-rights-in-the-workplace tweets:
Have a great weekend!
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Published on June 4, 2010 by Donna Seale
Here are the posts I’ve found interesting (with a workplace human rights angle of course!) on Twitter over the course of the last two weeks [click on the links to take you to the original reference]:
On a personal note, we’re in the midst of full-fledged “independent living/life skills bootcamp” at my house. My sister has decided she wishes to move out on her own and experience independent living. With the assistance of an agency and our provincial government, the plan is for her to move into a home with support in the next few months. So, I’ve been trying to teach her everything I can over the past while about living on your own (all that “fun stuff” like cooking, cleaning, washing your clothes, managing your money, etc. etc.) and will continue to do so as she makes this transition. It is an exciting and nerve-wracking time all wrapped up into one. But, I’m so proud of my sister and happy to see her happy. She’s looking forward to her future in ways I’ve never seen before. It’s amazing what people can do when they are given the opportunity.
Have a fabulous weekend!
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Donna M. Seale B.A., LL. B.
Human Rights Lawyer
and Educator
