"Any council which decides that supporting a mainstream UK political party disbars an individual from looking after children in care is sending a dreadful signal that will only decrease the number of loving homes available to children in need, " he added.
Pension-fund trustees are too amateurish and spend too little time looking after the funds in their care, he says.
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"The conservation charity doesn't want the care they have taken looking after the hedgehogs to be in vain, " she said.
Retirement is another area where captains of industry have looked after themselves first before taking care of those whose interests they are supposed to be looking after.
In terms of her future care, the specialist teams looking after her estimate she will need a few weeks to rehabilitate and ensure the infection clears up.
There is a need to ensure that students of nursing - our future staff nurses who will be looking after me when I am older - are able to care confidently and competently for older people - geriatrics.
"Our NHS is lucky to have many skilled and dedicated obstetricians and midwives looking after women before, during and after childbirth, and this report will help frontline maternity professionals to improve the care that they provide to women and their babies, " he said.
But Ruma knew no one in Seattle, and the prospect of finding someone to care for her child in a strange place seemed more daunting than looking after him on her own.
If a smaller unit was looking after a very sick baby, it was transferred to one which could provide a higher level of care through the network of units, the researchers found.
The cash-strapped authority is also looking for workers to increase their health-care contributions, get five unpaid vacation days and take no overtime until after 40 hours on the job, as opposed to after eight hours a day currently.
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