In general, the area where the Indus valley cities developed is arid, and one can surmise that urban development took place along a river that flew through a virtual desert. The Indus Valley people did not develop agriculture on any large scale, and consequently did not have to clear away a heavy growth of forest.
Yes, everyone is right. You can work as many hours as you like and still claim DLA. You do not have to inform the DLA people if you change your working hours. I have worked over 16 hours per week during the whole time I have been receiving DLA.f you do work over 16 hours per week, then you will probably be able to claim Working Tax Credits as well. As you receive DLA, you may be entitled to an increased rate of Working Tax Credits. If you are receiving incapacity/ESA, then there are restrictions on how many hours you can work before losing your benefits.
The CNA is = 7.5 hours. Then add all these hours up per staff at the facility on that said day or shift and divide by the number of residents in the facility. Hope this helps or I would just ask the administrator/DON for help. I only hope to someday be in your shoes.Good luck and hang in there. believe you take your PPD (2.2 in your case) and multiply by census (215 in your case). This equals 472 hours. You then have to determine how to best put those hours to work for your facility. Like an above poster mentioned-take into account that your nurses may work 8 hours, but CNA's only 7.5 hours.