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Kenneth Macdonald

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  • Reporter, BBC
Scotland
As seen in: BBC, UOL, British Ecological Society (Wiley), Wiley Online Library, Benefits Canada, Caribbean American Weekly
Writes a bit, thinks a bit less on occasion. Proud to live in the Canada of the British Isles. Opinions usually mine unless I see some worth stealing.
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Disability management | Benefits Canada.com

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By Julius Melnitzer , Kelsey Rolfe , Jordan Tallis, Kenneth Macdonald 
| Benefits Canada
Benefits Canada has recognized the importance of workplace mental health for 20 years by hosting the annual Mental Health Summit, the industry’s most popular and well-known… August 5, 2025 July 22, 2025 08:00
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SimpleMetaPipeline: Breaking the bioinformatics bottleneck in metabarcoding

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By Jake Williams , Nathalie Pettorelli, Kenneth Macdonald , Rosalie Dowell
| British Ecological Society (Wiley)
1 INTRODUCTION There is a growing interest in applying next-generation sequencing to a wide range of ecological questions. Metabarcoding or marker gene amplicon sequencing can now rapidly deliver an in-depth and complementary perspective on ecological communities to that provided by traditional biomonitoring (Porath-Krause et al., 2022).
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Pandemic blurring work-life lines a recipe for employee burnout

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By Kenneth Macdonald 
| Benefits Canada
Kenneth MacDonald | September 15, 2020 Even before the coronavirus pandemic, technology was blurring the lines between work and home life. An unhealthy attachment to our mobile phones made it easy to get lured back into our work worlds when we were supposed to be on vacation, socializing with family and friends or just enjoying some downtime. During the pandemic, millions of Canadians’ homes have also become their places of work.
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