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Elderly care revolution as state-backed insurance scheme announced

Elderly care revolution as state-backed insurance scheme announced

The elderly care shakeup is planned to end the postcode lottery with a new insurance scheme. Photograph: John Stillwell/PA (18 July)   Government shakeup planned to cap costs for one in eight poorer pensioners and cut bills for the wealthy by up to a fifth. Ministers will on Thursday publish plans for a universal state-backed... 

60% of Singapore workers feel mental fatigue at work

60% of Singapore workers feel mental fatigue at work

Mental fatigue at workThey blame work-related stress. According to a recent survey by JobStreet.com on employee health at work, sixty per cent of them said they feel mentally exhausted as stress, depression, and other factors have increased their mental fatigue. Fifty-five per cent of respondents said stress is the main cause... 

Justin Carter case: Should online jokes be made a crime?

Justin Carter case: Should online jokes be made a crime?

Just a Joke? Laws written in the 1800s may be enough to handle 21st-century pranksters (12 July)  The internet is full of attention-seeking trolls and snarky teenagers. Is the law current enough to deal with their offensive comments and threats? In February, Justin Carter, then 18, was engaged in a Facebook dispute with someone... 



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