From Thursday, March 4, 2010:
From Monday, March 8, 2010:
Perhaps the tide against homecare providers and clients is turning.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
9th Court of Appeals, US DOJ support homecare funding
Read 'em and weep Governator! It's good to see the federal government is stepping up where the Zombies used to. Case in point: homecare providers (workers) in Lake County, who are not represented by the Zombies, can get their state mandated fingerprinting free of charge! Sonoma county providers who are "represented" by the Zombies receive only intermittent mailings apparently based on employment gained through the Registry, the list of providers who have applied for job placement with the Public Authority and have passed background checks. As a direct hire by my wife, I never had to undergo a background check or fingerprinting and I have yet to receive any mailing about fingerprinting.
From Thursday, March 4, 2010:
From Monday, March 8, 2010:
Perhaps the tide against homecare providers and clients is turning.
From Thursday, March 4, 2010:
From Monday, March 8, 2010:
Perhaps the tide against homecare providers and clients is turning.
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It is with great interest and relief that it does appear that the tide is turning in favor of homehealth care workers in California. Lets hope that the Zombies don't get credit for the court's ruling against the governor's Medi-Cal rates and IHSS wages.
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