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Hagar Cohen
Verified
Investigative Reporter, ABC 7.30
Jerusalem, Sydney
Beats
religious freedomchina, Chinese Social Media, migrant taiwan, Hong Kong, chinese community human rights, chinese society, multicultural community, Freedom Of Speech , Chinese Australian, democracy
gambling, single parenting
Content
Is workplace surveillance going too far? These former Woolworths and Services Australia workers speak out
By Hagar Cohen Verified, Emily Smith Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Ray Dalli says his job became unbearable when the federal government agency in charge of social services like Centrelink, Medicare and child support, introduced new software that would track and measure every minute of his shifts. The former Services Australia employee even considered documenting the details of his toilet visits to avoid being accused of stealing time from the agency, after the software was installed.
The level is in the details: Why differences between direct‐acting oral anticoagulants should be considered in the treatment of patients with epilepsy
By Hagar Cohen Verified, Bruria Hirsh Raccah, Ilan Matok, Nahawand Bahash| Wiley Online Library Verified The magnitude of CYP3A induction has been shown to predict the change in exposure to P-gp substrates. Exposure to dabigatran is not predicted to be considerably affected by low or moderate oxcarbazepine, eslicarbazepine, clobazam, and rufinamide doses.
Is workplace surveillance going too far? These former Woolworths and Services Australia workers speak out
By Hagar Cohen Verified, Emily Smith Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Ray Dalli says his job became unbearable when the federal government agency in charge of social services like Centrelink, Medicare and child support, introduced new software that would track and measure every minute of his shifts. The former Services Australia employee even considered documenting the details of his toilet visits to avoid being accused of stealing time from the agency, after the software was installed.
Company Info
ABC 7.30