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Newsday
25% of home health aides face workplace racism
A study reveals that one in four home health aides in New York State experience burnout and have encountered racism or violence on the job. The survey, conducted among aides working in the region, highlights significant job-related stress due to low pay, inadequate benefits, transportation issues, and physical tasks, particularly with dementia patients. Despite these challenges, 87% of aides are proud of their work and seek more training and support. The workforce is vital but faces ongoing struggles amid rising demand, especially on Long Island, where an aging population increases the need for home care services.
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