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The Rewind

60-Second Rewind

Friday, 6:12 p.m.

One Word: Rest

The Research, in the Leader's Hands

What the Occupational Evidence Actually Says

Caseload Architecture: The Preventive Levers

Check Your Anchor

Closing Friday

Leader's Anchor Card 4 — and Sunday Night Is Coming

A one-word PTO request sends Ren into the scheduling system's history — and into the occupational research on interpreter burnout, VRS stress, and vicarious trauma. Caseload architecture as management responsibility, framed by the job demands-resources model.

Priya's PTO form says one word: Rest. The scheduling history says everything else.

Friday Night: The Schedule Is a Safety System

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