La Seguridad Social ha reconocido hasta ahora más de un millón de bajas laborales por covid

La Seguridad Social ha aportado datos sobre las nuevas bajas por la enfermedad del coronavirus, covid 19, durante este año 2020. Según los datos que ha facilitado, han sido más de un millón de bajas por incapacidad temporal por covid-19 en estos meses de pandemia, tal y como ha dicho  este miércoles el secretario de Estado de la Seguridad Social, Israel Arroyo.

Durante una rueda de prensa para analizar los datos de empleo de agosto, Israel Arroyo ha señalado que de esa cifra, tres cuartas partes, unos 750.000, han sido por aislamiento en cuarentena.

La baja por incapacidad temporal se da tanto en caso de contagio del virus como en tener que guardar cuarentena por contacto directo con un contagiado.

Actualmente, ha señalado Arroyo, debe haber «algo por encima de las 100.000 personas» con incapacidad temporal reconocida por covid-19

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Jeff Bezos calls social media a ‘nuance destruction machine’ during antitrust hearing, with Mark Zuckerberg on the call

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. (Amazon Photo)

Don’t expect Amazon to roll out a social media platform anytime soon.

Speaking at an antitrust hearing that often waded outside of antitrust-related topics, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos called social media a “nuance destruction machine.”

The comment was made with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on the video conference call, in addition to Apple CEO Tim Cook and Google CEO Sundar Pichai.

“What I find a little discouraging is that it appears to me that social media is a nuance destruction machine, and I don’t think that’s helpful for a democracy,” Bezos said.

I think Jeff Bezos calling social media a “nuance destruction machine” may be the quote everyone will remember coming out of this hearing.

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) July 29, 2020

The Amazon chief was responding to an inquiry from U.S. Rep Jim Jordan about whether the tech execs were concerned about the “cancel culture mob.”‘

“You are four individuals who have so much influence,” Jordan said. “It would sure help if you are out there criticizing what the cancel culture mob is doing to this country.”

The New York Times described “cancel culture” as “an attack on someone’s employment and reputation by a determined collective of critics, based on an opinion or an action that is alleged to be disgraceful and disqualifying.”

Zuckerberg said he is “very worried about some of the forces of illiberalism I see in this country that are pushing against free expression.”

“Our company is committed to doing what we can to protect people’s voice,” Zuckerberg said.

The closest Amazon has come to its own social media platform was an Instagram-inspired shopping feed called Amazon Spark that shuttered last year.

Good point via @spencersoper: Amazon’s generally worked to stay away from hot button social issues (and, acquisition of Twitch aside, is on the outside looking in re: social media)
That’s helped spare Jeff Bezos questions from Congress so far today.

— Matt Day (@mattmday) July 29, 2020

The House Judiciary Committee’s antitrust arm grilled all four execs on Wednesday about the power their companies wield in the tech sector. Here’s more about what Bezos said during today’s hearing. See the “cancel culture” exchange below (starts at 4:55:50):

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In latest TikTok twist, Microsoft reportedly looking at buying entire social media giant

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Microsoft is considering buying a bigger chunk of fast-growing social media giant TikTok.

According to a report in The Financial Times, Microsoft has discussed the possibility of buying TikTok’s business in Europe and India.

Previously, Microsoft had expressed an interest in TikTok’s business in the U.S., Canada, New Zealand and Australia. TikTok’s U.S. business claims about 100 million users and could be valued in the range of $20 billion to $50 billion.

Adding the European and Indian operations to the mix would obviously boost that price tag. TikTok, a unit of Beijing-based ByteDance, does not operate in China.

President Donald Trump imposed a Sept. 15 deadline on a TikTok acquisition, threatening to shut down the platform for short-form video montages in the U.S. if a deal is not completed. He’s also requested a payment to the U.S. government as part of the deal.

“It’s probably easier to buy the whole thing than to buy 30% of it,” Trump said Monday. “How do you buy 30%? Who’s going to get the name? The name is hot. The brand is hot … my personal opinion is you’re probably better off buying the whole thing. I think buying 30% is complicated.”

In a statement on Sunday, Microsoft said it would move quickly to negotiate with ByteDance.

“During this process, Microsoft looks forward to continuing dialogue with the United States Government, including with the President,” the company wrote.

The Financial Times, citing five people with knowledge of the deal, reported (subscription required) that Microsoft is interested in TikTok’s entire global business due to the complexity of separating back-end functions. A full acquisition would also allow users to seamlessly use the app between countries.

Microsoft can afford a bigger acquisition. Its market value stands at $1.6 trillion, and its cash, short-term investments stood at $136 billion as of June 30. The company’s largest acquisition to date was the $26.2 billion acquisition of business social media network LinkedIn in 2016.

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La plantilla de la Seguridad Social advierte de que se aprueban «muy pocas» solicitudes de renta mínima

La plantilla del Instituto Nacional de la Seguridad Social (INSS), encargada de tramitar las solicitudes del Ingreso Mínimo Vital (IMV) aprobado aceleradamente por el Gobierno a finales de junio, asegura que se están aprobando «muy pocas» de las miles que se han recibido. «No sabemos el número exacto, pero se están aprobando muy pocas», explican desde CSIF, principal central sindical de este organismo público.

Desde el Ministerio de Inclusión y Seguridad Social, que dirige José Luis Escrivá, explican que los únicos datos disponibles son los que dio el ministro referidos al cobro de la renta mínima de junio. «Próximamente daremos nuevos datos, no hay fecha», señalan. El ministro anunció que se habían abonado 74.119 pagos a familias que se les había aprobado la prestación de oficio, con un coste cercano a los 32 millones de euros.

Estas fuentes explican que de momento no son públicos los datos de julio, y que el Ministerio se está centrando en cerrar un protocolo con las regiones y con los ayuntamientos para garantizar que se realiza el pago a las personas que realmente cumplen los requisitos, además de poder complementarlo con las ayudas locales. «Se están produciendo muchas duplicidades -la ayuda es por hogar- y hay muchas solicitudes que tienen muchos errores y hay que volver a tramitarlas», explican desde el Ministerio.

El resultado de todo esto es que el ministro Escrivá no ha dado los datos referidos a julio sobre las solicitudes recibidas y las aprobadas, y el número de prestaciones pagadas, como hizo en junio.

El Gobierno aprobó el Ingreso Mínimo Vital en junio después de una batalla interna entre el PSOE y Podemos. Los socialistas eran partidarios de organizar bien el proceso de la prestación para que no hubiera errores en los pagos, y hablaron de esperar a después del verano para dar luz verde a la medida. Podemos, en cambio, exigió su aprobación urgente.

Una vez aprobada la medida, y anunciado el pago de las primeras ayudas, ahora el Ministerio está cerrando con los ayuntamientos los protocolos de actuación.

Además, según los datos de las primeras prestaciones abonadas el coste de esta medida va a ser superior a la prevista por el Gobierno, 3.000 millones de euros, y se elevaría por encima de los 4.000 millones. Según el informe de ejecución presupuestaria de junio, Hacienda ha transferido a la Seguridad Social 150 millones de euros para el pago de esta renta mínima, de los 500 millones previstos.

Avalancha de solicitudes

Mientras, la plantilla del INSS sufre las consecuencias de la avalancha de solicitudes. El último dato facilitado por el ministro, el 10 de julio, elevaba hasta las 510.000 las peticiones recibidas por la Seguridad Social. Escrivá advirtió de que más de la mitad se rechazarían y que el Gobierno se había visto sorprendido por el elevado número de peticiones.

La consecuencia de esto ha sido la apertura de un proceso para contratar a 550 personas para la institución, después de que Escrivá reconociera que existe un déficit de personal.

Además, empleados del INSS están dando marcha atrás en su decisión de apuntarse voluntariamente a trabajar horas extra para tramitar las solicitudes ante la avalancha recibida. «No podemos dar servicio a tanta solicitud con la plantilla que tenemos dedicada a este tema, unas 5.000 personas. El ministro Escrivá dijo que la nueva prestación afectaría a unas 850.000 familias, pero nuestros cálculos es que lo van a pedir unos tres millones de hogares», explican fuentes del CSIF.

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Junior Geek of the Month: Heven Ambachew uses tech to pursue her passion around social justice

When Heven Ambachew was unsure how she could integrate technology with her other interests, she found direction through Geeking Out Kids of Color (GOKiC). Three years later, the high school graduate is doing her own teaching for the nonprofit.

Ambachew, of SeaTac, Wash., is an 18-year-old graduate of Mount Rainier High School. In the spring she completed her associate degree in computer science through the Running Start program at Highline College. This fall she’ll be attending Pacific Lutheran University on a full Act Six scholarship.

Ambachew is GeekWire’s Junior Geek of the Month for July, a monthly honor presented by Northern Trust, which recognizes talented young innovators, creators and entrepreneurs in the Pacific Northwest.

“It’s kind of been interesting and amazing at the same time,” Ambachew said about her first foray into teaching elementary school kids. “I’m running a class with a little less help than usual.”

Ambachew and other instructors created a game on Roblox and they’re holding classes virtually during the ongoing pandemic. Their game is used to spotlight women of color who have been influential in society. It’s a path Ambachew appears to be headed down herself.

“Growing up, I never had anyone in my family or anyone within my circle that was in the tech field,” said Ambachew, who immigrated to the U.S. from Ethiopia when she was 10. “Even though I thought tech was a cool field to be in I’d never seen that happen in real life.”

Heven Ambachew will be studying computer science at Pacific Lutheran University. (Photo courtesy of Heven Ambachew)

That changed when she met Pedro Perez, executive director and co-founder of GOKiC, whose mission is to empower kids of color, especially girls, with an education in computer science, programming and robotics through an anti-sexist and anti-racist lens.

GOKiC’s work is especially vital during the coronavirus pandemic, in which it’s had to shift much of its curricula to a virtual format and address the challenges that kids of color have when it comes to access to computer tech, the internet, and the skill sets required to navigate both.

“Never before have we seen the disparity of this access laid bare as through the litmus test forced upon everyone by the pandemic,” Perez said.

 I’m always seeking women of color in the tech field as mentors, to guide me through what’s coming in the future.

It’s another lesson for a young woman intent on working in social justice and tech.

“I consider myself a community organizer. My passion was to do a lot of social justice work,” Ambachew said. “I didn’t see the vision of connecting that with tech until I encountered GOKiC and how their mission is using tech and social justice as education for younger students. That’s when I was like, ‘Wow, I don’t have to choose between these two.’”

Ambachew started at GOKiC in a Data Science Bootcamp with Priscila Angulo, a Microsoft data scientist. She’s also been involved with GOKiC’s sister initiative, Womxn of Color (WoC) in Tech, she did an internship at Adobe through Girls Who Code and she works with the King County Youth Advisory Council.

When she’s not doing schoolwork or working for her community she’s seeking out inspiration related to computer science, looking at websites and user experiences online to improve her own CSS and HTML skills.

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Perez said that Ambachew has learned that by combining her deeply-held passions and interests she could fuse different career disciplines and create something new. And now she’s nurturing the minds of young students who were just like her a few years ago.

“While Heven originally wanted to pursue a career in medicine — which was an idea as much hers as it was influencers around her — she’s concluded that she could still create a meaningful impact to her community through her love of technology,” Perez said, adding that Ambachew could “later switch to a different career path” because technology pervades every aspect of our lives “and its transferable benefits would be significant.”Ambachew said she’s definitely aware what she’ll face as a woman and as a person of color pursuing a career in tech, where underrepresentation is rampant. As a teenager, she’s already surrounding herself with the right people to help her address the challenges with confidence.“I’m always seeking women of color in the tech field as mentors, to guide me through what’s coming in the future,” Ambachew said.

GeekWire will feature a new Junior Geek of the Month in profiles meant to capture how they are looking to make a positive impact on the world through their geeky pursuits. In addition, they’ll receive special recognition from our project partner, Northern Trust.

Do you know an exceptional Junior Geek between the ages of 12 to 20 who is going to change the world? Submit a nomination.

Nominees must be residents of the Pacific Northwest, and parental information must be included for those nominees under the age of 18. Jr. Geeks may nominate themselves but please be sure to include your parent or guardian’s contact information.

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Junior Geek of the Month: Heven Ambachew uses tech to pursue her passion around social justice

When Heven Ambachew was unsure how she could integrate technology with her other interests, she found direction through Geeking Out Kids of Color (GOKiC). Three years later, the high school graduate is doing her own teaching for the nonprofit.

Ambachew, of SeaTac, Wash., is an 18-year-old graduate of Mount Rainier High School. In the spring she completed her associate degree in computer science through the Running Start program at Highline College. This fall she’ll be attending Pacific Lutheran University on a full Act Six scholarship.

Ambachew is GeekWire’s Junior Geek of the Month for July, a monthly honor presented by Northern Trust, which recognizes talented young innovators, creators and entrepreneurs in the Pacific Northwest.

“It’s kind of been interesting and amazing at the same time,” Ambachew said about her first foray into teaching elementary school kids. “I’m running a class with a little less help than usual.”

Ambachew and other instructors created a game on Roblox and they’re holding classes virtually during the ongoing pandemic. Their game is used to spotlight women of color who have been influential in society. It’s a path Ambachew appears to be headed down herself.

“Growing up, I never had anyone in my family or anyone within my circle that was in the tech field,” said Ambachew, who immigrated to the U.S. from Ethiopia when she was 10. “Even though I thought tech was a cool field to be in I’d never seen that happen in real life.”

Heven Ambachew will be studying computer science at Pacific Lutheran University. (Photo courtesy of Heven Ambachew)

That changed when she met Pedro Perez, executive director and co-founder of GOKiC, whose mission is to empower kids of color, especially girls, with an education in computer science, programming and robotics through an anti-sexist and anti-racist lens.

GOKiC’s work is especially vital during the coronavirus pandemic, in which it’s had to shift much of its curricula to a virtual format and address the challenges that kids of color have when it comes to access to computer tech, the internet, and the skill sets required to navigate both.

“Never before have we seen the disparity of this access laid bare as through the litmus test forced upon everyone by the pandemic,” Perez said.

 I’m always seeking women of color in the tech field as mentors, to guide me through what’s coming in the future.

It’s another lesson for a young woman intent on working in social justice and tech.

“I consider myself a community organizer. My passion was to do a lot of social justice work,” Ambachew said. “I didn’t see the vision of connecting that with tech until I encountered GOKiC and how their mission is using tech and social justice as education for younger students. That’s when I was like, ‘Wow, I don’t have to choose between these two.’”

Ambachew started at GOKiC in a Data Science Bootcamp with Priscila Angulo, a Microsoft data scientist. She’s also been involved with GOKiC’s sister initiative, Womxn of Color (WoC) in Tech, she did an internship at Adobe through Girls Who Code and she works with the King County Youth Advisory Council.

When she’s not doing schoolwork or working for her community she’s seeking out inspiration related to computer science, looking at websites and user experiences online to improve her own CSS and HTML skills.

An image from the virtual class that Heven Ambachew is teaching with Geeking Out Kids of Color using Roblox, a game platform and creation system. (GOKiC screen grab)

Perez said that Ambachew has learned that by combining her deeply-held passions and interests she could fuse different career disciplines and create something new. And now she’s nurturing the minds of young students who were just like her a few years ago.

“While Heven originally wanted to pursue a career in medicine — which was an idea as much hers as it was influencers around her — she’s concluded that she could still create a meaningful impact to her community through her love of technology,” Perez said, adding that Ambachew could “later switch to a different career path” because technology pervades every aspect of our lives “and its transferable benefits would be significant.”Ambachew said she’s definitely aware what she’ll face as a woman and as a person of color pursuing a career in tech, where underrepresentation is rampant. As a teenager, she’s already surrounding herself with the right people to help her address the challenges with confidence.“I’m always seeking women of color in the tech field as mentors, to guide me through what’s coming in the future,” Ambachew said.

GeekWire will feature a new Junior Geek of the Month in profiles meant to capture how they are looking to make a positive impact on the world through their geeky pursuits. In addition, they’ll receive special recognition from our project partner, Northern Trust.

Do you know an exceptional Junior Geek between the ages of 12 to 20 who is going to change the world? Submit a nomination.

Nominees must be residents of the Pacific Northwest, and parental information must be included for those nominees under the age of 18. Jr. Geeks may nominate themselves but please be sure to include your parent or guardian’s contact information.

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Jeff Bezos calls social media a ‘nuance destruction machine’ during antitrust hearing, with Mark Zuckerberg on the call

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. (Amazon Photo)

Don’t expect Amazon to roll out a social media platform anytime soon.

Speaking at an antitrust hearing that often waded outside of antitrust-related topics, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos called social media a “nuance destruction machine.”

The comment was made with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on the video conference call, in addition to Apple CEO Tim Cook and Google CEO Sundar Pichai.

“What I find a little discouraging is that it appears to me that social media is a nuance destruction machine, and I don’t think that’s helpful for a democracy,” Bezos said.

I think Jeff Bezos calling social media a “nuance destruction machine” may be the quote everyone will remember coming out of this hearing.

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) July 29, 2020

The Amazon chief was responding to an inquiry from U.S. Rep Jim Jordan about whether the tech execs were concerned about the “cancel culture mob.”‘

“You are four individuals who have so much influence,” Jordan said. “It would sure help if you are out there criticizing what the cancel culture mob is doing to this country.”

The New York Times described “cancel culture” as “an attack on someone’s employment and reputation by a determined collective of critics, based on an opinion or an action that is alleged to be disgraceful and disqualifying.”

Zuckerberg said he is “very worried about some of the forces of illiberalism I see in this country that are pushing against free expression.”

“Our company is committed to doing what we can to protect people’s voice,” Zuckerberg said.

The closest Amazon has come to its own social media platform was an Instagram-inspired shopping feed called Amazon Spark that shuttered last year.

Good point via @spencersoper: Amazon’s generally worked to stay away from hot button social issues (and, acquisition of Twitch aside, is on the outside looking in re: social media)
That’s helped spare Jeff Bezos questions from Congress so far today.

— Matt Day (@mattmday) July 29, 2020

The House Judiciary Committee’s antitrust arm grilled all four execs on Wednesday about the power their companies wield in the tech sector. Here’s more about what Bezos said during today’s hearing. See the “cancel culture” exchange below (starts at 4:55:50):

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El 62% de los argentinos continuará evitando lugares concurridos tras el aislamiento social

Una encuesta de opinión pública de la Universidad Nacional de La Matanza indica que el 62,4 por ciento de las personas del Área Metropolitana de Buenos Aires continuará evitando lugares concurridos luego del aislamiento social. En tanto, un 16,6 por ciento de los consultados manifiesta que evitará el contacto personal una vez concluida la emergencia sanitaria.

El estudio, realizado por la Secretaría de Medios y Comunicaciones de la Universidad Nacional de La Matanza, analiza 1250 casos reclutados de forma online durante los días 18 y 20 de abril en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires y en las zonas norte, oeste y sur del Gran Buenos Aires.

La investigación indaga si las nuevas prácticas en relación a la emergencia sanitaria son transitorias o si algunos de los cambios en la vida social y en los hábitos de consumo prevalecerán en el futuro al superar la pandemia. “En términos generales, observamos que las personas perciben que nos dirigimos a cambios en las conductas y en los vínculos, principalmente mediados por una mayor interacción virtual”, observó el consultor Manuel Zunino.

“Un 62 por ciento dice que continuará evitando lugares concurridos, un 52 por ciento que continuará tomando distancia y un 16 por ciento que evitará el contacto personal”, relató Zunino.

La encuesta de opinión también examina la posible mayor utilización a futuro de las plataformas de video y de las compras online. Respecto a los hábitos de cuidado personal, el 99,2 por ciento de los encuestados afirmar haber incorporado prácticas recomendadas para evitar la transmisión del COVID-19 y el 96,7 por ciento dice que continuará con algunas de estas prácticas una vez que termine el aislamiento.

(Foto: DICYT)

“Si bien no podemos hacer previsiones y todavía es temprano para sacar conclusiones, parecería empezar a estar claro que esta crisis sanitaria va a generar cambios en la forma en que las personas nos relacionamos en nuestras prácticas cotidianas”, aseveró Zunino. E indicó: “Solo resta ver cuál será la dimensión de estos cambios”.

A partir de la reclusión obligatoria, las plataformas de video adquirieron un lugar protagónico como soporte en la comunicación interpersonal, profesional y para el entretenimiento. El 81,8 por ciento de los encuestados utilizó alguna plataforma o aplicación de video y el 73,1 por ciento asegura que continuará utilizándolas en el futuro.
En relación a lo que las personas querrían hacer al concluir la cuarentena, la posibilidad de ver a un familiar (51,4 por ciento), ir a trabajar y ver a los amigos se ubican entre los principales deseos. En segundo orden, aparecen actividades vinculadas a caminar, hacer deporte o viajar. Por último, se agrupan las categorías que tienen que ver con ir a espectáculos, a bares o ir a ver un partido de fútbol.

Respecto a las compras on-line, el porcentaje de personas que nunca habían implementado esta práctica y que comenzaron a realizarla desde el inicio del aislamiento es leve (un 5,7 por ciento). Sin embargo, entre los que no han utilizado estos servicios aún, un 37 por ciento manifiesta que en el futuro podría utilizarlos.
En la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, las personas que compraron online superan en un 10 por ciento a quienes realizaron esta práctica en el GBA. Si bien no se observan diferencias entre hombres y mujeres, sí existen diferencias por rangos de edad y por nivel socioeconómico.

Los aspectos que consideran favorables quienes realizaron educación a distancia es el manejo de los horarios y el ahorro de tiempo o gastos. Por otra parte, son pocas las personas que dicen sentirse más cómodas (16,3 por ciento) y que consideran que es más práctico (13,3 por ciento).

Las consultados consideraron que sería importante un mayor acceso y mejor calidad de la red. A pesar de la valoración mayormente positiva de la experiencia, sólo un 21,7% considera que se debería implementar esta modalidad de manera total en el futuro.

Respecto al teletrabajo, el 65,7 por ciento de los encuestados valoró de forma positiva esta práctica y un 9,5 manifestó rechazo. Los principales aspectos que destacan quienes realizaron la experiencia son el manejo de los horarios y el ahorro de tiempo o gastos, si bien solamente el 7,3 por ciento dice sentirse más cómodo y el solo 3,5 por ciento considera que es más práctico.

Por otra parte, el 18,9 por ciento dice no encontrarle ningún beneficio e indica como aspectos negativos el tener que trabajar más de lo habitual, el encontrar dificultades para concentrarse, los problemas de comunicación y el acceso o calidad de la red, además de las incomodidades propias de la falta de infraestructura adecuada en el hogar.

Al respecto, Zunino comentó: “Las personas perciben que nos dirigimos hacia nuevas conductas y un número importante de encuestados aprueba la implementación parcial del teletrabajo y la educación a distancia”.
Según se desprende de este estudio, tanto en relación al teletrabajo como a la formación virtual, para incrementar su implementación es necesario generar mejoras en el acceso y calidad a las herramientas digitales, modificar la infraestructura del hogar para generar ámbitos acordes a las diferentes actividades y revisar la organización de los usos del tiempo en estos contextos.

El universo de esta encuesta de opinión estuvo comprendido por mayores de 16 años residentes en el Área Metropolitana de Buenos Aires según parámetros de sexo, edad, nivel socioeconómico y región. El estudio indica tener un margen de error de un 3,2 por ciento y una confianza del 95,5 por ciento. El equipo a cargo de su realización estuvo compuesto por Manuel Zunino, Santiago Giorgetta, Sebastián Zunino, Francisco Martinelli y Patricia Giollo. (Fuente: UNLaM/DICYT)

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