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Older Workers in Direct Care: A Labor Force Expansion Study

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Summary
Research findings show that older workers are interested in direct care jobs and that long-term care employers view older workers as being able to provide better quality care - presenting one potential solution to a workforce shortage. This study was the first to explore the feasibility of engaging older workers. Telephone interviews were conducted with almost 700 lower-income job seekers in the seven states. These findings show a real potential for hiring older persons as frontline workers.
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Kosniewski, Karen; Hwalek, Melanie
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Operation ABLE; Survey Results; Mature (55+) workers

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