H2104
An Act relative to meeting human service demand by modernizing incentives for the direct care workforce
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Bill overview
This bill aims to improve the compensation and working conditions for individuals who provide direct care services in Massachusetts. It seeks to modernize the incentives available to this vital workforce, addressing concerns about low wages and staffing shortages within the human services sector. The legislation focuses on establishing more equitable wage rates and potentially enhancing benefits for direct care providers, ultimately aiming to attract and retain qualified professionals. The bill is currently being reviewed by committees and is awaiting further action.
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Brian W. Murray
Carmine Lawrence Gentile
Christopher Hendricks
Colleen M. Garry
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