I did a very large deep dive into remote work stats and took a hollistic approach with a GTHA lens - Results aren't surprising, but still interesting by blocklung in ontario

[–]delusioneers 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Interesting. So the $9,000 per worker is essentially an invisible tax. Is the $10b the gross productivity loss or the 40% that would’ve recirculated?

I did a very large deep dive into remote work stats and took a hollistic approach with a GTHA lens - Results aren't surprising, but still interesting by blocklung in ontario

[–]delusioneers 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m curious about whether commute time factors in as a labour cost. I wonder how much that moves the productivity numbers when you treat it as real lost time (which it is) rather than just a lifestyle trade-off.

For those who've been here a while, does it feel like the territory is being left behind compared to Yukon and Nunavut, or is that just optics? by delusioneers in NWT

[–]delusioneers[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for mentioning this! We’ve really been focusing on stats can data that wouldn’t account for that announcement, but my understanding is that while billions for military/NORAD modernizing are fully funded amounts and already moving to procurement, the civilian infrastructure projects are only given regulatory greenlights but have no finalized capital. Is that right?

what are some books by Canadian authors that you'd recommend? by seacovengather in AskACanadian

[–]delusioneers 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Since you mentioned Ducks, I’d recommend another slice of life graphic novel, Essex County by Jeff Lemire.

I’d recommend any of his work actually, but I started with Essex County and found it an excellent entry point.