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Hello! I gave a long-ass interview for a #Bloomberg @business @bloombergtax article on Ernst and Young @EYTwitter's new neurodiversity initiative as a mental health expert and #actuallyautistic person and I'm glad to see that my opinion was IGNORED and TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT! 1/
The piece: "Growing EY Initiative Promotes Neurodiversity in the Workplace" news.bloombergtax.com/financial-acco… 2/ (prepare to cringe)
I'm going to just hope that the journalist I spoke with @TzulRichard (2023 journalism school, intern?) was overridden by his editors incl @JeffMHarrington. Because he was thoughtful and listened well during the interview. But what they published was a puff piece on EY program.
This is your daily pension announcement: The Pension War Room™️ brings the MacKinnon Edition.
Alberta spends $11,121 per student. British Columbia spends $9,681 per student, the lowest among our
comparator group, while Ontario spends $17,077 and Quebec spends $12,325 per student
Alberta spends $11,121 per student. British Columbia spends $9,681 per student, the lowest among our
comparator group, while Ontario spends $17,077 and Quebec spends $12,325 per student
That is a quote from the Mackinnon Report where in she is trying to convince you that AB overspends on education and her math actually convinces you that AB under-spends!!! #ABLeg #MacKinnonedition
Alberta spends far less than the avg of the other three populous provinces. $13,027 avg for big three versus $11,121 for AB. Curious that she used that methodology for other areas of her report but not education. I wonder why? #ABLeg
