German reform hikes care contributions
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Germany’s cabinet approved a limited long-term care reform that would raise contributions for childless people, while leaving broader disputes to a commission.
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NEW: The Prime Minister’s commitment to social care reform is clear. After he yesterday pledged a National Care Service that is free at the point of use, @camille-oung.bsky.social looks at what “personal care” means and calls for clarity on terminology.
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What does the Prime Minister mean by a National Care Service?
The Prime Minister’s commitment to reforming social care has become emphatically clear again this week. After he pledged a National Care Service that is free at the point of use, Camille Oung looks at...
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September 30, 2026 at 4:17 PM
NEW: The Prime Minister’s commitment to social care reform is clear. After he yesterday pledged a National Care Service that is free at the point of use, @camille-oung.bsky.social looks at what “personal care” means and calls for clarity on terminology.
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