Minimum Wage Hike for California Health Workers Will Cost Billions, But May Solve Staffing Problems ...Middle East

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Healthcare workers at Kaiser West Los Angeles speak out against the dangers of short staffing. Photo via @seiu_uhw X Alvin Mauricio Medina works three jobs six days a week to support his family as the sole provider for their Los Angeles household. He’s a certified nursing assistant with a dream to move up to a higher-paying position in health care. “I’m trying to better myself, I’m trying to move on to being a registered nurse. But here in California, with the low wages that we have, either you work or you’re going to school,” he said. Now 45, he has been working in health care for more than 20 years and makes less than $22 an hour. While his main job is at a hospital in Hollywo

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