Category: working from home

• The rental crisis brings group-home style living to tenants in 2024

  

  Affordable housing is on offer that pushes non-disabled people to experience some of the same dynamics as group-homes.

  Jane Scott

  March 9, 2024

  Australian politics, COVID!9, disability, disability inclusion, housing, Uncategorized, working from home

  disability, inclusion, politics, working from home

• 5 ways a Universal Basic Income would help us cope with COVID19

  

  Australia needs a Universal Basic Income (UBI). It feels like we are in a dystopian choose your own adventure novel.  COVID cases in NSW have been at record highs for weeks. Thousands of people are in hospital, the system is overstretched but we’re not in lockdown.  We are able, even encouraged, to move freely around…

  Jane Scott

  January 14, 2022

  COVID!9, disability, employment, Universal Basic Income, working from home

  covid19, disability, employment, UBI, Universal Basic Income

• Lockdown Paradox

  

  I know this sounds like a weird thing to say, but, in my personal circumstances, I found the most recent COVID lockdown quite inclusive.

  Jane Scott

  November 5, 2021

  disability, disability inclusion, employment, working from home

  inclusive, lockdown, unemployed