Doesn’t sound like something a cap on earnings would resolve and it also doesn’t sound like an issue to be solved by Executive Order. Call your congressman if you want regulation.
Second ('Third') Trump Presidency Thread
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nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
For some reason Americans don't want a job that involves changing grandma's and grandpa's diapers.
President Trump’s immigration crackdown is beginning to strain the long-term care work force, raising concerns about how the effects could ripple across the nation’s senior population.
Providers that operate nursing homes and home care agencies say they have lost staff members as the Trump administration has moved to end deportation protections for hundreds of thousands of migrants with temporary legal status. Republican critics of those programs say that they have allowed migrants to stay longer than intended, and that ending them “restores integrity” in the country’s immigration system.
But the long-term care industry already faces persistent challenges in recruiting workers. Providers say the reduction in staff could threaten the quality of services they are able to offer to the nation’s senior population. Some said they would have to raise wages to attract more workers to fill positions, and they were set to pass on cost increases to people receiving care.
The issue underscores the critical role that foreign-born workers play in the long-term care industry. Immigrants make up about 28 percent of the work force directly providing that care, according to an analysis of Census Bureau data from KFF, a health policy research group. In comparison, foreign-born workers account for about 19 percent of the entire U.S. civilian labor force.
Katie Smith Sloan, the president of LeadingAge, an association representing nonprofit aging services providers, said the Trump administration’s immigration policies were already starting to disrupt facilities across the country as providers moved to terminate some caregivers in recent weeks. She said some employees had stopped showing up at work out of fear for themselves and their families.
President Trump’s immigration crackdown is beginning to strain the long-term care work force, raising concerns about how the effects could ripple across the nation’s senior population.
Providers that operate nursing homes and home care agencies say they have lost staff members as the Trump administration has moved to end deportation protections for hundreds of thousands of migrants with temporary legal status. Republican critics of those programs say that they have allowed migrants to stay longer than intended, and that ending them “restores integrity” in the country’s immigration system.
But the long-term care industry already faces persistent challenges in recruiting workers. Providers say the reduction in staff could threaten the quality of services they are able to offer to the nation’s senior population. Some said they would have to raise wages to attract more workers to fill positions, and they were set to pass on cost increases to people receiving care.
The issue underscores the critical role that foreign-born workers play in the long-term care industry. Immigrants make up about 28 percent of the work force directly providing that care, according to an analysis of Census Bureau data from KFF, a health policy research group. In comparison, foreign-born workers account for about 19 percent of the entire U.S. civilian labor force.
Katie Smith Sloan, the president of LeadingAge, an association representing nonprofit aging services providers, said the Trump administration’s immigration policies were already starting to disrupt facilities across the country as providers moved to terminate some caregivers in recent weeks. She said some employees had stopped showing up at work out of fear for themselves and their families.
cajunrevenge
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Its a moot point because Trump would done everything possible to tank their campaigns.
cajunrevenge
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Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)
The Washington “Whatever’s” should IMMEDIATELY change their name back to the Washington Redskins Football Team. There is a big clamoring for this. Likewise, the Cleveland Indians, one of the six original baseball teams, with a storied past. Our great Indian people, in massive numbers, want this...
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Trump demands the Redskins and Indians go by their names and not the PC names they have now. I cant support this enough. Whatever he has to do to get it done I support. Ban teams from receiving tax payer money to build stadiums. Raise taxes on athletes and league personnel in MLB and NFL who make over 1 million a year. I dont care if it takes shutting both leagues down for a while. I would rather MLB and NFL to no longer exist than let these racists win. What did Native Americans do to them that they hate them so much.
This is just woke right virtue signaling.Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)
The Washington “Whatever’s” should IMMEDIATELY change their name back to the Washington Redskins Football Team. There is a big clamoring for this. Likewise, the Cleveland Indians, one of the six original baseball teams, with a storied past. Our great Indian people, in massive numbers, want this...
Trump demands the Redskins and Indians go by their names and not the PC names they have now. I cant support this enough. Whatever he has to do to get it done I support. Ban teams from receiving tax payer money to build stadiums. Raise taxes on athletes and league personnel in MLB and NFL who make over 1 million a year. I dont care if it takes shutting both leagues down for a while. I would rather MLB and NFL to no longer exist than let these racists win. What did Native Americans do to them that they hate them so much.
cajunrevenge
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I dont care what it is its probably the only chance to fix it.
