Home Care Support Worker

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A Home Care Support Worker is a support worker who performs home care tasks.



References

2013

  • (Kurtz, 2013) ⇒ Annalyn Kurtz. (2013). America's fastest growing job pays poorly.” In: CNNMoney, March 11, 2013.
    • QUOTE: The fastest growing job in America pays poorly. Meet home health care aides. These nearly 2 million (mostly minorities and women) workers do everything from prepare meals and clean homes, to bathe and change bedpans for elderly and disabled patients. … But even though there are plenty of job opportunities, many of these people make the same wage as teenagers flipping burgers or selling clothes at the mall. The average hourly wage is just $9.70 an hour, according to the Labor Department. For those in the industry who work full-time, this amounts to roughly $20,000 a year. Many health care aides only work part-time though -- and they do not receive benefits.

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