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Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute. (2009, September). Massachusetts' Direct-Care Workforce: State Facts. Bronx, NY: Author.

Abstract

This fact sheet describes the state of direct-care workers in Massachusetts. It notes that demand for direct-care workers in Massachusetts will grow drastically over the next several years, and argues that the uncompetitive wages and minimal benefits typically offered to direct-care workers will make it extremely difficult to satisfy that demand (abstract from: http://directcareclearinghouse.org/l_art_det.jsp?res_id=293810).

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