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2021 - Water Quality Week - Teagasc | Agriculture and Food Development Authority - Vimarsana News

2021 - Water Quality Week - Teagasc | Agriculture and Food Development Authority

Water Quality Week The Teagasc Water Quality Week runs throughout the week of Monday, 22nd March to Friday, 26th March. Water quality week is being organised in collaboration with the dairy processing co-ops and the Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO). During the week Teagasc and its partners will provide water quality focused information and advice to farmers to help minimise losses of nutrients, sediment and pesticides to water from their farming practices. Noel Meehan, Programme Manager with the Agricultural Sustainability Support and Advisory Programme (ASSAP) said; “Water Quality...

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Women work over an hour extra per day than men - Vimarsana News

Women work over an hour extra per day than men

Women work over an hour extra per day than men Portuguese women work for an additional one hour and 13 minutes each working day than men, between paid and unpaid work and continue to have greater difficulty in creating a work – life balance. This is one of the conclusions of a study released by CGTP, the last of a set that the Commission for Equality has been disseminating on the current situation of women at work, in the context of the preparation of Equality Week that the centre promotes between 8 and 12 March. According to the analysis, based on data from the National Statistics Insti...

Javed Thomas: After a year that put race inequality in the spotlight, we must not go back to 'normal' - Vimarsana News

Javed Thomas: After a year that put race inequality in the spotlight, we must not go back to 'normal'

Javed Thomas: After a year that put race inequality in the spotlight, we must not go back to 'normal' The events of 2020 led to a collectively heightened consciousness of the racism, inequality and injustice experienced by people from ethnic minorities in the UK. Now we must change for the better Sign in to continue Free email bulletins