i'll be honest: i think it's great that people are pursing their dreams, but we need, like, a google doc, or something, to make sure we're balancing things out. think about it. we can't have a society where everybody is pursuing their quirky second careers. i'm all for mushroom farmers, but i still need a proctologist. those m m & ms aren't going to remove themselves. now, obviously, most people won't or can't leave their jobs, so these quitters are a very small minority. but the quitters are still having a broader impact, because with so many workers willing to leave their jobs, companies are forced to make the jobs more appealing. >> a pandemic-forced power shift: employees gaining the upper hand and making lifestyle demands with employers hoping to keep them happy. >> some companies are changing their policies to adapt to the times, offering more perks and flexibility. >> r.e.i., the apparel retailer gave up their headquarters building in favor of creating satellite offices so that people could go to work but go to work in a smaller office that would be closer to their home. >> linked

it's a google docs spread sheet. i have gone and highlighted a few cases that i want to speak about to you this evening. so the first one i want to talk about is yazmine located at 7799 street. there are some key points i want to make you all aware of. so on friday, october 1ststs, inspector furintino responded to a complaint at yazmin's. the inspector observed they were playing prerecorded music from their outdoor speaker and it was louder than their jam permit allows. both he and the police officers asked the owners of yaz min to turn the volume down which they did not do. the inspector spoke about their permit conditions, but the owner was unwilling to turn their music band unless their neighboring business also turned their music down. inspector was then called an inappropriate name by the business owner and so he removed himself from the situation chlgt up until this date, we have received nine sound complaints about yazmin. six of which came in on two nights and we visited twice and never witnessed the violatio

so how can people engage in that editing in realtime, sort of the google docs what they did for wordrocessing, what we can do for creativity it's incredibly exciting but our engineers will lap up any amount of power that you give them and one more. >> you mentioned remote work finally you got this vaccine mandate december 8th employees if they're not vaccinated go on unpaid leave but you are leaving room for exceptions, religious, medical. why is that important to do? >> well, as you know, first there's the executive order and the executive order requires every company and adobe falls in that category where you do federal work that you have to satisfy the executive order. from our perspective, you know, my personal belief certainly is that the vaccination and science has been the true hero of this pandemic in terms of what they've been able to do. but it's a delicate issue. and so we recognize that we have to give the appropriate accommodations and exemptions to people but in this case, we're satisfying the executive order that exists and we will, you know, be very accommodating of p

kids can respond in an easy way and we can't expect parents know how to transform p.d.f.s into google docs. i wanted to know as far as seesaw, is that a williams complaint if students can't turn in their work or maybe they're not able to access seesaw because maybe they haven't been able to get an account: it also deals with facilities we don't have to worry about because they're online. but if the access is mediated online, i'm assuming that that's an access issue that the williams act would cover, but i wanted to get clarification. >> so, commissioner collinss, we have our chief of technology to explain a little bit more on what some of the access issues are that we're seeing and also ones that you and the other commissioners do know we have a professional development. i believe this week for the teachers in the o.l.p. program to get training on how to navigate the various apps and how to upload materials and things. >> commissioner: can somebody just tell me, is it a williams complaint violation like if the links aren't working or if they don't have a seesaw account? >> i said i'm going

. >> google to you from location at loading doc wrigley high school in pennsylvania awaiting deliveryve. >> everything from chicken to plates you serve on. >> serving trays hard to get five compartments you think that is not important if you try to serve food to a kindergartener whachz. >> catastrophe kids trying, simply items we can't get. >> i understand you go to grocery stores when you don't get o delivery and buy at grocery store. >> grocery stores he larger warehouse suppliers get whatever we can get, to make it happen, for our students. >> going in our own vehicle to like you go to costco or whatever that costs a lot more how do you pay for that. >> three times more, we are hoping at some point able to ref more reimbursement to subsidize that difference in increase of goods, right now. >> supply chain everywhere trucks, those are lids cups, right everything in short apply these days maria, you know kids need nutrition. >> they do we are here to provide it hopefully we continue to receive delivery, coming on regular basis and have items that we need. >> maybe the truck will show

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