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In today's episode, Teresa talks about accommodation and compliance etiquette for National Disability Employment Awareness Month. The theme for this year is “America’s Recovery: Powered by Inclusion.”

Teresa discusses SB639, the recently passed California law. Beginning January 1, 2022, California employers will be prohibited from paying workers with disabilities less than the prevailing minimum wage. She gives tips on recruitment etiquette for conducting interviews and how to prepare. Teresa also talks about her workplace etiquette tips for some specific situations.

For more information on National Disability Employment Awareness Month visit the U.S. Department of Labor website here and search for National Disability Employment Awareness Month. You can also visit What Can You Do Campaign, here.

Episode Timeline

00:06Introduction and Disclaimer

02:15Recruitment Etiquette

12:57Break and Public Service Announcement

13:27Workplace Etiquette Tips

27:21Teresa's Closing Remarks

Join us as we wander along with the Wanderpreneurs, Aaron and Lauren as they permanently travel the country in an RV with their two kids Casen and Calista...and a couple of Pedego Electric Bikes (to make their adventures go even further).  Including why they sold their home and took to the road.  Where they're heading.  And how it might take a lifetime of travel to get there. 

All on this week's PEDEGO PODCAST. Here on Orange County's only community radio station, OC TALK RADIO. Streaming live from our studio here at the University of California Irvine's BEALL APPLIED INNOVATION CENTER.  Thursdays at noon PT.

Join us as we wander along with the Wanderpreneurs, Aaron and Lauren as they permanently travel the country in an RV with their two kids Casen and Calista...and a couple of Pedego Electric Bikes (to make their adventures go even further).  Including how why they sold their home and took to the road.  Where they're heading.  And how it might take a lifetime of travel to get there.  All on this week's PEDEGO PODCAST.

JB's childhood friend, Tyler Neosen was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer when he was only 25 years old.  Tyler invited JB to attend his first PanCAN Advocacy Day in 2010, leading JB to continue to fight in Tyler's memory and becoming a volunteer with the Orange County Affiliate.  JB has only been Affiliate Chair for 3 months and with the core leadership group has devoted many hours planning the goals for FY 2022.   Besides supporting PanCAN's goals the OC Affiliate will hold monthly meetings giving updates about PanCAN, Affiliate updates, guest speakers and planning and supporting upcoming events.  A main goal will be supporting our Survivors and Caregivers, maintain federal advocacy efforts, increase our social media presence and turn Orange County Purple!   This episode of Living Hope is dedicated to Tyler Noesen. 

Book broads Jennifer Dorsey and Vanessa Campos welcome lawyer and entrepreneur Shontavia Johnson to the #PubDatePodcast to discuss intellectual property (#IP) and how to protect it as an author, entrepreneur, and creator. Shontavia helps us understand:

How to protect your written work

How to keep your brand IP safe

The difference between copyright and trademarks

How to use the DMCA Takedown Notice against content pirates

Welcome to LET'S TALK REAL ESTATE: Your Weekly BS with Barry Saywitz as we explore both sides of today's COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE market.  Including the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead and the best solutions going forward.  With our "no bs", "no blue sky" discussion with the real buyers and sellers, landlords and tenants, lenders and borrowers and planners and developers really driving our commercial real estate market here in Southern California.  

Hosted by our "man in the middle", Barry Saywitz, President of The Saywitz Company, a national commercial real estate brokerage and consulting firm headquartered in Newport Beach, California with branch offices in San Diego.  And Saywitz Properties which owns, manages, leases and maintains its own portfolio of multifamily properties, high end condos and apartment buildings (named one of the fastest growing apartment owners in Orange County).

Tune in to our first episode as Barry talks about his experiences on both sides of the table.  Why he's hosting this weekly discussion and the types of topics and prominent guests he'll be bringing onto this show.

"It's the show we've been waiting to bring our audience for 10 years," says OC TALK RADIO station manager Paul Roberts.  So LET'S TALK REAL ESTATE right on Orange County's only online business channel, every Tuesday at 9am PT. On Orange County's only online business channel, OC TALK RADIO.  Streaming live from our studios here at the University of California Irvine's BEALL APPLIED INNOVATION CENTER.

Welcome to LET'S TALK REAL ESTATE: Your Weekly BS with Barry Saywitz as we explore both sides of today's COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE market.  Including the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead and the best solutions going forward.  With our "no bs", "no blue sky" discussion with the real buyers and sellers, landlords and tenants, lenders and borrowers and planners and developers really driving our commercial real estate market here in Southern California.  

Hosted by our "man in the middle", Barry Saywitz, President of The Saywitz Company, a national commercial real estate brokerage and consulting firm headquartered in Newport Beach, California with branch offices in San Diego.  And Saywitz Properties which owns, manages, leases and maintains its own portfolio of multifamily properties, high end condos and apartment buildings (named one of the fastest growing apartment owners in Orange County).

Tune in to our first episode as Barry talks about his experiences on both sides of the table.  Why he's hosting this weekly discussion and the types of topics and prominent guests he'll be bringing onto this show.

"It's the show we've been waiting to bring our audience for 10 years," says OC TALK RADIO station manager Paul Roberts.  So LET'S TALK REAL ESTATE right on Orange County's only online business channel, every Tuesday at 9am PT. On Orange County's only online business channel, OC TALK RADIO.  Streaming live from our studios here at the University of California Irvine's BEALL APPLIED INNOVATION CENTER.

“If you have knowledge, let others light their candles in it.” - Margaret FullerWe all have physical voices, but the freedom of speech and the right to self-expression are rare privileges that aren’t necessarily available to other nations. That is why we must use our voice for good even more.To be able to use your voice and share your story is a chance to make someone feel that he or she is not alone. Although your life may seem ordinary to you, it may be extraordinary to someone else and sharing the story of your life may be a step in lifting others' lives.Learning the stories about poverty and social injustice will remind ordinary people that they are capable of lifting someone’s lives even through their smallest actions. Serving the poor and the differently-abled are some of the greatest humanitarian acts someone can provide for others in his or her lifetime.In this episode, we’ve invited the CEO of Share Our Selves, Dr. Jay Lee, to share with us what the organization is doing especially in this pandemic. Share Our Selves is a nationally recognized health center providing high-quality, comprehensive safety net services to the Orange County community designated to provide healthcare for the homeless provider. Good-hearted people like Dr. Lee are very special in this world because of their service to the people, especially the unprivileged. Listen to this episode to know more about Share Our Selves and to open your mind and be enlightened about how we can serve people living in poverty. Other Resources Mentioned:Project RoomkeyImportant Points:There are donors and grants who pay for the organization and the volunteers are usually people at risk.Project Roomkey has been the temporary housing of the people with high medical riskContact Care, Continuity, Comprehensive, and Coordinate are the 4C’s that make a huge difference in terms of quality and its impact on morbidity and mortality. Poor people are at higher risk of contracting COVID because of overcrowding and poor living conditions, poor diet and lack of nutrition, which results in lower immunity to sicknesses.  Community safety, food insecurity, and secure housing can contribute to health.About the Guest:Jay W. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAFP is the Chief Executive Officer of Share Our Selves, Director of Primary Care at CareMore Health, awarded as 2021 Family Physician of the Year by California Academy of Family Physicians, and a media ambassador of AAFP. About the Host:Dung Trinh, MD is the Chief Medical Officer of Irvine Clinical Research, medical missionary with TongueOut Medical Missions, and holds leadership positions with multiple health care organizations in Orange County. He is a keynote speaker, best-selling author, and Host of “Health Talks with Dr Trinh” which can be heard weekly on OC Talk Radio.Connect with Dr. TrinhHealthTalks OC WebsiteFacebookLinkedIn

Show Notes   On today’s show my guest is Leonard Perlmutter, philosopher and spiritual meditation instructor. Leonard’s latest book is titled Your Conscience. It is a most insightful book about the Four Functions of the mind and how The Conscience is the deciding mechanism for our Ego, our Unconscious, and our Senses. In this philosophical, yet very practical, discussion Leonard (also known as  Ram Dev) explains to me the power of conscience to guide us to make the best choices in our lives. Leonard offers practical ideas about the mind that I have never thought of. How fun to learn. Enjoy and learn with me in this thoughtful discussion with Leonard Perlmutter. ***** Check out Leonard’s latest book: Your Conscience: The Key to Unlock Limitless Wisdom and Creativity and Solve All of Life’s Challenges You can get more information On Leonard at: https://americanmeditation.org/  

George McGraw is a human rights advocate specializing in the human right to water and sanitation in the United States. George is founder and CEO of digdeep.org, the only WaSH (water, sanitation and hygiene) organization serving the 2.2 million Americans without access to basic plumbing. Founded in 2011, DigDeep develops education, research and infrastructure projects aimed at extending access to clean, hot-and-cold running water to every American.

 

Under George's leadership, DigDeep won the 2018 US Water Prize for its Navajo Water Project, which has brought clean, running water to hundreds of Native families across New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. In 2019, George led an effort to publish Closing the Water Access Gap in the United States, the first national study to outline the domestic water crisis and propose a way forward. 

 

George has written for The New York Times, SSIR and The Nation, and his work has been featured in every major news outlet, including Emmy and Deadline award-winning pieces by CBS Sunday Morning. George is an Ashoka Fellow and former Social Entrepreneur in Residence at Stanford University. George holds an M.A. in International Law and Conflict Management from the United Nations University for Peace. He is also a Civil Society Fellow at The Aspen Institute, and a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network.  For more information on dig deep go to http://digdeep.org/