#pandemic-impact

#pandemic-impact

During the pandemic, drowning rates among children 1-4 in the U.S. significantly increased due to limited pool access and swim lessons. [ more ]

The memorial at Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery honors those lost to COVID-19 and those suffering from long COVID. [ more ]

In 2020, incarcerated people faced a significantly higher mortality rate due to COVID-19, especially impacting older generations. [ more ]

Hybrid work is now a staple, driven by pre-existing trends and accelerated by the pandemic, with employees globally desiring flexibility and work-life balance. [ more ]

Postpartum depression can often be overlooked or dismissed but seeking help and support is crucial for recovery and well-being. [ more ]

Enrollment decline in California slows compared to pandemic years. [ more ]

Online schools use remote proctoring tools for exam integrity, sacrificing student privacy for convenience. [ more ]

Pandemic-related cultural shifts are contributing to chronic absenteeism in schools. Rethinking the culture of education by making learning engaging and student-centered can significantly reduce absenteeism rates. [ more ]

College degrees declined after years of growth

Associate degree earners declined significantly [ more ]

The article documents permanent restaurant and bar closures in the city, emphasizing reasons like refocusing, economic challenges, and business downturn. [ more ]

Late night venues in London, including pubs, bars, and nightclubs, are facing closures due to the pandemic and other challenges.

Factors contributing to the struggles of late night venues include soaring energy bills, high rent, and a decline in drinking habits. [ more ]

Bush Hall in Shepherd's Bush faces closure without 42,000

Small grassroots music venues struggle post-pandemic [ more ]

Community support for local business is crucial in times of need

Financial setbacks continue for small businesses post-pandemic [ more ]

Remote work during the pandemic significantly reduced global carbon emissions by 7%, hinting at the potential for companies to further cut emissions through remote work. [ more ]

Customer service jobs available remotely vary in pay and experience requirements. BPOs offer entry-level positions, while insurance companies offer higher-paid roles.

Remote work in customer service can be competitive, especially for entry-level applicants. The idea of working from home gained traction during the pandemic. [ more ]

Nearly 78,000 residents left NYC in 2023

NYC lost over 550,000 residents between April 2020 and July 2023 due to the pandemic. [ more ]

New York City is experiencing a significant economic recovery post-pandemic.

Despite the overall recovery, there are still challenges such as high poverty rates, housing shortages, and budget deficits. [ more ]

New York City provided a record number of cash assistance to residents last year.

Mayor Adams has budgeted $2.46 billion to provide cash assistance this year, the highest amount in at least a decade. [ more ]

Working from home during the pandemic led to more sleep and increased alcohol consumption.

Flexibility to work from home can have positive impacts on physical and mental health, saving time and promoting physical activity. [ more ]

Working from home during the pandemic led to increased sleep and alcohol intake.

Giving workers the flexibility to work from home can benefit their physical and mental health. [ more ]

Remote working offered flexibility and improved work-life balance for employees.

Pandemic-induced remote work highlighted and attempted to address the crunch culture in the game development industry. [ more ]

Remote work culture shifted dramatically during the pandemic, with a significant increase in work-from-home days.

Not all companies view remote work positively, as seen by executives like Reed Hastings and Bob Iger advocating for a return to the office. [ more ]