Independent Living Services (ILS) plans to take on new care workers to cope with demand in the south of Scotland.

BBC: Home care firm takes on new staff in Borders

They don't learn how to take criticism or cope with failure.

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No doubt some utility companies deserved to be punished for moves they made either to cope with the deregulation of the 1990s or to take advantage of this new freewheeling environment.

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They calculate that if a rightist government is elected this summer, it will have an awful lot of unpopular work to do: both to get public finances in shape (not least under pressure from Brussels) and to cope with an ageing population it will have to take on the public-sector unions, slim the civil service and reform pensions, tax, education and health care.

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One way to cope with this unpleasant environment is to take a short position in U.S. Treasurys.

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Determining which direction the market will take is the million-dollar question that has investors scrambling to cope with a whipsawing market.

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She said her family did not take legal action because the stress of doing was "too great for us to cope with".

BBC: Peers warn against medical negligence legal aid cuts

"After years of helping veterans of the Vietnam and Gulf wars cope with the health effects of toxic battlefields, we have learned that we must take exposures to toxins seriously to ensure that this generation of service members does not face the same difficulties, " the congressmen say in the letter to be sent Monday to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.

CNN: Congressmen want more info on 'burn pit' claims