MINNESOTA – Minnesota home care workers are agreeing to a new contract. SEIU Healthcare announces the deal would increase wages and benefits. The deal also involves the creation of a retirement contribution program. The contract now must be ratified by workers and the Legislature. A majority of the union workers care for seniors and people with disabilities living in their homes.

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Union for MN home care workers reaches tentative deal with state

SEIU Healthcare, representing 35,000 home care workers in Minnesota, has reached a tentative union contract with the state, which would take steps toward establishing a retirement program.

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Minnesota home care workers reach tentative deal with state that includes higher pay

Minnesota home care workers have reached a tentative agreement for a new union contract with the state. According to a statement from the union, SEIU Healthcare Minnesota and Iowa, the agreement includes wage increases for some workers. It also commits to exploring health care options, and pathways to a retirement program. Union members hope changes bring more people to the industry, as it struggles to recruit and retain workers. Jeremy Heyer ha…

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Minnesota home care workers reach tentative contract agreement with state

Union members hope changes bring more people to the industry, as it struggles to recruit and retain workers.

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