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Number of Unhoused People Did Not Grow in Three Los Angeles Areas but Their Needs Remain High

Jul 2, 2024 | rand.org | Jason Ward |Rick Garvey |Sarah Hunter

Key Findings On average, the number of unsheltered residents in these neighborhoods was stable across 2023, a notable change from late September 2021 through 2022, when the rate of growth was approximately 10 percent on an annual basis. In areas that had substantial encampment resolution activities, temporary declines that lasted two to three months on average were observed in the unsheltered population.
How to jointly tackle employee mental and musculoskeletal health - HR Magazine

Mar 28, 2024 | hrmagazine.co.uk | Jason Ward

However, these health conditions are connected by more than their detrimental impact on UK workers. Research indicates that there is a correlation between an individual’s risk of MSK injury and their risk of anxiety and depression: over a third of older adults with MSK pain were found to also have persistent anxiety issues, and over a fifth had a persistent depression problem.
Update of Cotton Fiber Quality Mapping

Feb 28, 2024 | planthealthexchange.org | Jason Ward

Jason Ward and the Advanced Ag Lab at North Carolina State University conduct interdisciplinary research and Extension programs focused on agricultural sensing technologies, digital farming methods, and data analytics. Their goal is to leverage agricultural data sources, management, and analysis to drive real-world, actionable insights across commodities and production systems. Jason holds a PhD and is a licensed professional engineer (PE).
China's growth projected to hit 5 pct target

Jun 27, 2023 | michaelwest.com.au | Jason Ward |Zacharias Gabriel Szumer |David L. McBride |David Mcbride |Michael West

China’s economic growth is expected to reach the annual target of around 5 per cent, with a higher second quarter, Premier Li Qiang has told delegates at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin.
Aust shares break four-day losing streak as miners rise

Jun 26, 2023 | michaelwest.com.au | Jason Ward |Zacharias Gabriel Szumer |David L. McBride |David Mcbride |Michael West

The Australian share market has bounced back from four straight days of losses, driven by iron ore miners and the big four banks.
Hand that (Cor)mann a cigar: Labor suddenly shy about multinational tax avoidance, 'sunshine' reform on ice

Jun 26, 2023 | michaelwest.com.au | Jason Ward |Michael West

Multinational tax avoiders and the OECD have won a reprieve from the Albanese government which has delayed legislation aimed at shining the light on tax avoidance. Jason Ward explains why the backdown is bad news. The Labor government made an election promise, a budget promise, a legislative promise and held two consultations on landmark legislation to implement global tax transparency for multinationals. Now it has bent to corporate pressure.
RE No. 13: Failed Market Approaches to Long-Term Care

Apr 26, 2023 | socialeurope.eu | Jason Ward |Robin Wilson

Research Essay DescriptionIn countries where responsibility for long-term care of a growing elderly population has shifted significantly to the private sector, expectations of quality of service and standards of care are not being realised. This essay draws on prior research, analyses and case studies from Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, France and the United States.
FREE Creative Process Workshop with Creative Director Jason Ward

Apr 3, 2023 | eventbrite.co.uk | Jason Ward

I've always loved creating but it took me ages to understand why some of my projects were amazing but others just did not work. Surely, if I was creative and I could bring my creativity to life successfully on occasions then why did it not work all the time? By learning to understand the creative process I was able to successfully deliver creative projects more consistently but also was able to identify when things were not going right and go back to improve them.