
Jenny Brown
Organizer, National Women's Liberation, Author and Contributor at Freelance
Assistant Editor at Labor Notes
Assistant editor @Labornotes. Author, Birth Strike: The Hidden Fight Over Women's Work.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Jenny Brown
Anyone lucky enough to have a housecleaner knows what a gift their service is. And their hard work should be rewarded with fair pay and a positive experience in your home. We already shared what cleaners wish you'd do before they arrive (yes, you need to tidy up), but how else can we ensure they do their jobs comfortably and well? Here's what the owner of a popular cleaning service, plus some professional cleaners on Reddit, had to say about the habits that peeve them.
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3 weeks ago |
labornotes.org | Jenny Brown
Ronald Reagan used to say the scariest nine words were “I’m from the government and I’m here to help.” Wait, what? When my house was half destroyed by Hurricane Frances in 2004, a Federal Emergency Management Agency agent showed up three days later and cut us a check so we could get the giant tree off the house and do temporary repairs. Through FEMA, we were able to get a $20,000 low-interest loan from the Small Business Administration so we could rebuild. The federal government was there to help.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Jenny Brown
If I am in the kitchen with you while you're cooking, and I see you take milk out of the fridge, pour it, and leave it on the counter, that carton will not be there the next time you turn around. I will have dashed forward and put it back in the fridge. Same with butter and eggs. This can be annoying to people—my husband is often baffled at where his ingredients went.
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1 month ago |
nowtolove.com.au | Jenny Brown
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Jenny Brown
There's a lot of buzz (ha) around native plants these days, largely because research has shown that they're incredibly important for pollinators, including bees. As a bonus to humans, native plants have adapted to the climate, soil, and rainfall of their region, which means they'll thrive without much work on our end. Here are some science-backed reasons native plants are the low-maintenance garden winners we need.
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