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‘Flexible’ and stretched too thin: How mothers deal with work and family in a pandemic
By ARNETH ASIDDAO
MANILA Working from home is a privilege not everyone can afford. It wasn’t even an option for blue-collar workers whose routines were brought to a screeching halt during the country’s first hard lockdown when major highways were emptied, factories were shut down and construction sites were abandoned.
As office employees warmed up to remote work, manual laborers warmed up the engines of 10-wheelers and industrial machines. The country needed the economy to be back up and running.
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The Hendon Hub plans involve redeveloping an area around the university campus (Image: Google Maps) Neighbours have warned redevelopment plans near Middlesex University could force people out of their homes and make the area “a student ghetto”. Residents predict the Hendon Hub development – planned to provide 792 student homes and extra facilities for the university in The Burroughs, Hendon – would cause a range of problems and have few benefits for those living nearby. A business case for the council-led scheme – set to cost an estimated £90 million to build – claims it would lead to a “much-enhanced locality and public realm”, a larger and improved public library and new affordable homes.