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#WISCONSIN: The driver of the SUV that plowed into a Christmas parade in Waukesha in the US state of Wisconsin, leaving five people dead and 48 injured, will be charged with intentional homicide.
#AT IT AGAIN: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has defended a speech to business leaders in which he spoke about his weekend trip to Peppa Pig World, compared himself to Moses, quoted Soviet leader Lenin, and made car-engine noises.
#COVID PROTESTS: Demonstrations are breaking out across Europe in response to renewed measures implemented by governments to help stop the spread of Covid-19.
PARTING SHOT
In a sign of how the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way we view work, how is this for an idea.
I have decided that in 2022 I will close the restaurant one weekend a month to give the team a chance to relax and spend time with family and loved ones.
— Damien Grey (@sakqurayo) November 21, 2021
Work life balance is so important and maintaining a good team requires commitment and flexibility from me. Time to change pic.twitter.com/CoEmNreMFM
The owner of Liath restaurant in Blackrock, Co Dublin has decided to close the fine-dining restaurant one weekend a month to “give the team a chance to relax and spend time with family and loved ones”.
“Work life balance is so important and maintaining a good team requires commitment and flexibility from me. Time to change.”
Might it be the start of a trend?
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