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Labor Force Expansion Through Retention of Related Caregivers

       
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This report summarizes the findings of a study examining why some workers who cared for family or friends, remained in the caregiving worforce and others did not, and the potential for former paid family and friend workers to return to home care work.

 Author(s): Benjamin, A.E.

Published in:2006

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