Home Care Companies Flout Laws, Caregivers Pay the Price
Despite hefty penalties—over $9 million in 2023 alone—many California home care companies continue to operate outside labor laws, leaving caregivers uninsured and vulnerable. Paid in cash and labeled as contractors, these workers face significant risks without recourse. The Workers Rights Compliance Alliance is calling for accountability and better protections for those who care for others.
Discover how to support caregivers’ rights:
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Home Care Companies Flout Laws, Caregivers Pay the Price
Despite hefty penalties—over $9 million in 2023 alone—many California home care companies continue to operate outside labor laws, leaving caregivers uninsured and vulnerable. Paid in cash and labeled as contractors, these workers face significant risks without recourse. The Workers Rights Compliance Alliance is calling for accountability and better protections for those who care for others.
Discover how to support caregivers’ rights:
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Home Care Companies Flout Laws, Caregivers Pay the Price
Despite hefty penalties—over $9 million in 2023 alone—many California home care companies continue to operate outside labor laws, leaving caregivers uninsured and vulnerable. Paid in cash and labeled as contractors, these workers face significant risks without recourse. The Workers Rights Compliance Alliance is calling for accountability and better protections for those who care for others.
Discover how to support caregivers’ rights:
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