Recently, the UK has been hit with a series of strikes. The healthcare sector, in particular, is in crisis as nurses and ambulance workers plan to stage a few more days of industrial action in the upcoming months. The costs of living are rising and workers’ efforts should be adequately compensated to reflect that. But even if the staff’s pay increases, it’s impossible to put a price on someone’s mental health. The nurse strike shows that many workers are suffering from burnout.
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Is your January boring or blissful? How to have a successful 2023
The month of January seems to divide a lot of people in how we feel going into the new year.
The build up to the Christmas holidays starts earlier and earlier every year. With that, when you reach the crescendo, that plato in the new year can either be steep or steady.
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The most wonderful time of the year is just around the corner. But as joyful as it is, it also comes with many expectations, one of which is spending holidays with family. Unfortunately, in some people’s cases, the image of a happy family presented by the media isn’t the reality. Many might choose to spend Christmas with friends instead
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It has been a few weeks since Andrew Tate was banned from several major social media platforms.
The backlash to the content that he was creating and the messages that he was delivering were loud. This forced many social media companies to take note and remove him from their platforms.
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Princess Diana didn’t deserve any of it, so let’s learn from it | The Crown
I’m touching on a delicate topic this week. I thought it was a little too delicate but then I thought, well, I shouldn’t ignore it for much longer. Princess Diana is all over my feeds and news again and her well-known mental health issues rooted in trauma, betrayal, deception and depression had to be looked over again in my eyes.
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