> Which was said before quite often, but still many people were surprised what qualified as a critical job - and what not, during the covid lockdowns. And also

> Which was said before quite often, but still many people were surprised what qualified as a critical job - and what not, during the covid lockdowns. And also what was considered to be a "non-critical" job, often by the workers themselves. Pre-covid I don't think anyone would've predicted teachers standing up as a collective and saying "We are not essential!". But this was pretty much the case globally and I think it will have long-term impacts on the field.