Elderly care and the financial crisis
How financial cutbacks affect job quality and care of the elderly
... Notwithstanding the effects of cutbacks on employment contracts, compensation and workload, staff were creative in their search for workarounds and they utilized remaining job quality to protect residents and helped ...
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How financial cutbacks affect the quality of jobs and care for the elderly
... The pattern of staff using their creativity to overcome declining job qual- ity and prevent spillover to residents’ care was evident in all seven of these nursing homes. Staff in each nursing home collaborated to ...
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The financial support for long-term elderly care and household savings behaviour
... personal care fails, then the DDD estimator will return a biased upward policy effect provided that savings of young individuals are negatively affected by the ...
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FINANCIAL EXPLOITATION OF THE ELDERLY
... any financial institution, or any officer, employee or agent of a financial institution, from notifying a Government authority that such institution or officer, employee, or agent has information which may ...
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Financial literacy and the financial crisis
... between financial literacy and bank credit. Hence, an increase in the financial literacy score within the year is associated with a higher likelihood of acquiring formal ...add financial literacy ...
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Financial Literacy, and the Financial Crisis
... Are individuals with lower financial literacy affected more severely if loss is measured as a percentage of wealth. Are individuals with lower financial literacy more likely to rea[r] ...
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Free care for the elderly
... Note how brief the CDG’s description is of their approach to this important topic: and also how limited their information sources are. For example, the pilot of the CareNapE assessment tool in Glasgow related to 460 ...
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Care of the elderly training
... geriatric care in family ...geriatric care in career training and practice choices has already been discov- ...improve care provided by trainees as well as posi- tively influence pressing human ...
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The economics of elderly care
... needing care from the German Long-Term Care Insurance (LTCI), who now number about two and a half ...for care, which has risen 4% in only 2 years (Federal Ministry of Health, 2009), will most ...
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A Toxic Crisis: Metaphorizing the Financial Crisis
... actual crisis period, not in the pre- and postcrisis ...the crisis period led to the creation of new metaphors, suggesting that translating the crisis to the readers of these newspapers required a ...
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Does Asian Financial Crisis Serves as a Precursor for Global Financial Crisis?
... in crisis should formulate it austerity measures indigenously by ...well-functioning financial system is required and more efficient regulatory system before it open up for more ...Moreover, ...
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Financial crisis of metaphor
... the financial economic reality is ...the financial economic reality and relegate other features to the ...the financial economic reality, there have been many such ...
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Global financial crisis
... For further information, the highest unemployment rate after the II World War, marked in 1982, was 11% 4 . The reasons of the economic crisis in the 30-ies are numerous, but the main one remains the sinking of ...
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Responsibility in the financial crisis
... Within investment banks themselves, many decisions were made that seemed questionable to insiders before and during the period covered by Table 1 (see Introduction). A number of these decisions were directly relevant to ...
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Egypt & Financial Crisis
... global financial turmoil filtered into the domestic economy, CBE resorted to cutting the corridor spread rates by 250 basis points over three consecutive Monitory Policy Committee (MPC) meetings from February to ...
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The Evolution of the Financial Crisis
... 5. The role of technology in the technological boom and the interstitial adjustments. My hypothesis is that the lower interest rate gave the opportunity to the building blocks of the old CPSP to join the new CPSP. A way ...
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Housing and the Financial Crisis
... providing credit to potentially riskier housing investments. They accomplished nothing in increasing credit for riskier loans. But there is a view that the housing goals were actively harmful in facilitating the ...
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Overcoming a financial crisis
... 2007 financial crisis is generally regarded as the most severe global economic crisis since the ...banking crisis and severe consequences for the community. 1 With the financial market ...
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Illiquidity and financial crisis
... shareholders, can the corporate governance of banks undermine this result? The answer is a qualified yes, which calls for some regulatory intervention in the contract between shareholders and bank managers. Under the ...
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The Great Financial Crisis
... recent financial crisis on the real economy, the financial system and on ordinary people is still being felt in different part of the ...the crisis made it difficult for BoE to continue to ...
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