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Iceland donates over 4000 lollies to camps this summer

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By Jane Barry
| MSN UK Verified
Supermarket Iceland Foods supported summer camps across Northern Ireland by donating more than 4,000 Rocket ice lollies, equivalent to 510 boxes, helping to add a refreshing treat to seasonal fun for campers during the holidays. Summer camps across Northern Ireland were invited to nominate themselves for Iceland's giveaway which saw over 20 summer camps and groups across Northern Ireland enter. Those lucky winners included camps from Ballymena, Belfast and more.
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The impact of electronic and self‐rostering systems on healthcare organisations and healthcare workers: A mixed‐method systematic review

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By Martina O'Connell, Jane Barry, Irene Hartigan, Nicola Cornally
| Wiley Online Library Verified
This paper describes the impact of self-rostering and electronic rostering on healthcare organisations and healthcare workers. Findings demonstrate that the use of electronic and self-rostering systems leads to improvements in roster efficiency, staff satisfaction, control and empowerment, work-life balance, staff retention, absence rates and healthcare efficiency.
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Speaking out, talking back? African feminist politics and decolonial poetics of knowing, organising and loving

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By Jane Barry, Jelena Dordevic, Sara. Ahmed, Bibi. Bakare-Yusuf
| scienceopen.com
The Pan-African Movement and the African feminist movement need to find a nexus between their agendas. Each movement has lessons for the other. - Sylvia Tamale, Decolonization and Afrofeminism, 2020, 382 If I can't dance, I don't want to be part of your revolution.
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