Home Health Care News: 83% of Caregivers Went Without Raises, Additional Benefits During the Pandemic

83% of Caregivers Went Without Raises, Additional Benefits During the Pandemic

Caregiver compensation could look different a year or two from now, thanks to a push from the federal government to fund home-based care and invest in its workforce.

But for now, the home-based care industry remains filled with a lot of underpaid workers, many of whom have particularly struggled during the COVID-19 crisis.

Read the full article at Home Health Care News

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