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A brief guide to affording eldercare for aging parents

Work Life

Adult day care is typically for seniors who either need supervised care or are isolated or lonely; it provides any family members who are caring for an aging parent at home with a needed respite. Nursing home: If your parents need consistent medical care or 24-hour supervision, you may choose a nursing home to provide their care.

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Massachusetts’ Workplace Wellness Program Law May Set the Standard

WELCOA

Zabawa, JD, MPH • Attorney & President | Center for Health and Wellness Law, LLC Many people may not realize that some states have workplace wellness program laws; it’s not just the province of the federal government.

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Business owner beware: FLSA compliance and personal liability

Insperity

In fact, when considering lawsuits about back wages, the federal government has the authority to deem a business owner an “employer” if certain criteria are present under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). And if you think insurance can shield you from such expenses, think again. Authority to hire and fire employees.

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Enlarging the Treatment Lens for Postpartum Depression

Mad in America

Additionally, since the mother must receive the drug under medical supervision for a period of 60 hours, she cannot function as the primary caregiver for her infant. Zurzuvae’s cost is estimated to be $16,000 for the 14 days and it is still not known if insurance will cover it.

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am I the toxic complainer, I don’t want to hire an anti-vaxxer, and more

Ask a Manager

They are paid the full rate, I supervise and QA their work, and they get some excellent experience. A quick scan of her social media shows nothing but anti-vax propaganda and “activism” work for a notorious local group that harasses businesses for enforcing government-ordered mask policies. Everyone is happy.

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I want to stop covering for my boss, reopening salary negotiations, and more

Ask a Manager

I work in a government agency as a division deputy director. Further, after training, this new hire will be on many shifts without direct supervision. Can I reopen salary negotiations now that I realize what my health insurance costs? It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. I want to stop covering for my boss.

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