From PHI:
Noting that low-income women
are left out of the current economic recovery plans that focus
exclusively on shovel-ready projects, PHI is asking Congress to expand
its job creation program to include direct-care services for elders and
people with disabilities.
In an information packet delivered to the Hill, PHI notes that investing in direct-care jobs will:
Read the full release & view packet delivered to the Hill
Noting that low-income women
are left out of the current economic recovery plans that focus
exclusively on shovel-ready projects, PHI is asking Congress to expand
its job creation program to include direct-care services for elders and
people with disabilities.
In an information packet delivered to the Hill, PHI notes that investing in direct-care jobs will:
- Get money quickly into the hands of low-wage workers, particularly women, who will spend it on goods and services.
- Stabilize a critical part of our health care infrastructure.
- Ensure that growing numbers of older Americans and people with disabilities get the care they need.
Read the full release & view packet delivered to the Hill
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