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US Health Department To Cut 10,000 Jobs As Part Of Overhaul
The US health department will reduce its workforce by around 10,000 full-time employees as part of a broader cost-cutting overhaul of the federal government, according to an official statement released Thursday.
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US Health Agency Now Says Employees Must Respond To DOGE Mails
The US Department of Health and Human Services told employees on Monday that they were required to respond to an email from the Trump administration demanding they summarize their work over the past week, reversing its earlier position.
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Lung Cancer Care In India: The Economic Burden Of Lung Cancer Treatment
The financial burden of lung cancer care is a significant challenge for many families and can drive a large proportion of affected households into poverty.
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Trying To Lose Weight? These Bedtime Rituals Can Ensure Weight Loss
Here we outline some of the best habits you can add to your bedtime routine for faster weight loss.
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Ex-Ivy League Student, 26, Arrested For UnitedHealthcare CEO's Murder
A 26-year-old man was arrested Monday after the targeted killing of a top health insurance executive on the streets of New York, police said, crediting a McDonald's employee in Pennsylvania who spotted a suspicious-looking customer.
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Apple Said to Test Blood-Sugar App in Sign of Its Health Ambitions
Apple has been exploring health care opportunities and recently conducted a test of an application designed to assist individuals with prediabetes in managing their diet and lifestyle. The technology may be incorporated into upcoming health products, such as the non-invasive glucose tracker that has been in development for over ten years.
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World Mental Health Day 2024: Struggling With Work-Life Balance? Keep These Tips In Mind
World Mental Health Day 2024: Here we share a list of ways in which you can establish a better work-life balance.
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Early Signs Of Job Stress And Its Effect On Physical, Mental Health
The recent death of 26-year-old Anna Sebastian Perayil, an Ernst & Young (EY) India employee, has brought focus on the consequences of unchecked job stress.
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PS5 And Well-Being: How Gaming Can Be A Stress-Relief Tool
Gaming often criticised for fostering distraction is now considered as a legitimate tool for stress relief. The PlayStation 5, with its immersive experience and a growing selection of mindful, creative games, offers players not only entertainment but also mental stimulation.
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Overcharging Re 1 From Patients Costs UP Government Hospital Employee His Job
Allegedly charging patients Rs 2 instead of the stipulated fee of Re 1 at a Community Health Centre (CHC) has cost a contractual employee his job here in eastern Uttar Pradesh, officials said.
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"The Irony": Mental Health Company Fires Employee For Liking 'Toxic Workplace' Post
She described a challenging work environment and reported difficulties with her manager and CEO, characterising their behaviour as hostile and toxic.
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Canada Imposes Rs 82 Lakh Penalty On Infosys For Alleged Underpayment Of Tax
The Canadian government has imposed a penalty of over 1.34 lakh Canadian dollars (about Rs 82 lakh), on IT company Infosys for alleged underpayment of employee health tax.
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700 Airbus Atlantic Employees Fall Sick After Christmas Dinner In France: ''Worse Than Giving Birth''
Health officials are investigating whether the cause of the illness was a bacterium in the food or a very contagious gastroenteritis virus.
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Not Properly Closing Work Meeting Can Impact Productivity, Mental Health
Turns out, there's a right way and a wrong way for to end a work meeting - and business leaders and managers who make the wrong choice can contribute to a decrease in employee productivity and mental health.
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Special Menstrual Leave For Government Employees? What Ministry Said
The personnel ministry has said the matter of special menstrual leave for women government employees is a health-related issue and can be best examined by the health ministry, according to a report tabled in the Parliament on Monday.
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US Health Department To Cut 10,000 Jobs As Part Of Overhaul
The US health department will reduce its workforce by around 10,000 full-time employees as part of a broader cost-cutting overhaul of the federal government, according to an official statement released Thursday.
-
US Health Agency Now Says Employees Must Respond To DOGE Mails
The US Department of Health and Human Services told employees on Monday that they were required to respond to an email from the Trump administration demanding they summarize their work over the past week, reversing its earlier position.
-
Lung Cancer Care In India: The Economic Burden Of Lung Cancer Treatment
The financial burden of lung cancer care is a significant challenge for many families and can drive a large proportion of affected households into poverty.
-
Trying To Lose Weight? These Bedtime Rituals Can Ensure Weight Loss
Here we outline some of the best habits you can add to your bedtime routine for faster weight loss.
-
Ex-Ivy League Student, 26, Arrested For UnitedHealthcare CEO's Murder
A 26-year-old man was arrested Monday after the targeted killing of a top health insurance executive on the streets of New York, police said, crediting a McDonald's employee in Pennsylvania who spotted a suspicious-looking customer.
-
Apple Said to Test Blood-Sugar App in Sign of Its Health Ambitions
Apple has been exploring health care opportunities and recently conducted a test of an application designed to assist individuals with prediabetes in managing their diet and lifestyle. The technology may be incorporated into upcoming health products, such as the non-invasive glucose tracker that has been in development for over ten years.
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World Mental Health Day 2024: Struggling With Work-Life Balance? Keep These Tips In Mind
World Mental Health Day 2024: Here we share a list of ways in which you can establish a better work-life balance.
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Early Signs Of Job Stress And Its Effect On Physical, Mental Health
The recent death of 26-year-old Anna Sebastian Perayil, an Ernst & Young (EY) India employee, has brought focus on the consequences of unchecked job stress.
-
PS5 And Well-Being: How Gaming Can Be A Stress-Relief Tool
Gaming often criticised for fostering distraction is now considered as a legitimate tool for stress relief. The PlayStation 5, with its immersive experience and a growing selection of mindful, creative games, offers players not only entertainment but also mental stimulation.
-
Overcharging Re 1 From Patients Costs UP Government Hospital Employee His Job
Allegedly charging patients Rs 2 instead of the stipulated fee of Re 1 at a Community Health Centre (CHC) has cost a contractual employee his job here in eastern Uttar Pradesh, officials said.
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"The Irony": Mental Health Company Fires Employee For Liking 'Toxic Workplace' Post
She described a challenging work environment and reported difficulties with her manager and CEO, characterising their behaviour as hostile and toxic.
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Canada Imposes Rs 82 Lakh Penalty On Infosys For Alleged Underpayment Of Tax
The Canadian government has imposed a penalty of over 1.34 lakh Canadian dollars (about Rs 82 lakh), on IT company Infosys for alleged underpayment of employee health tax.
-
700 Airbus Atlantic Employees Fall Sick After Christmas Dinner In France: ''Worse Than Giving Birth''
Health officials are investigating whether the cause of the illness was a bacterium in the food or a very contagious gastroenteritis virus.
-
Not Properly Closing Work Meeting Can Impact Productivity, Mental Health
Turns out, there's a right way and a wrong way for to end a work meeting - and business leaders and managers who make the wrong choice can contribute to a decrease in employee productivity and mental health.
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Special Menstrual Leave For Government Employees? What Ministry Said
The personnel ministry has said the matter of special menstrual leave for women government employees is a health-related issue and can be best examined by the health ministry, according to a report tabled in the Parliament on Monday.
