Americans’ favorable feelings toward unions hits highest point since 1965
By
Alicia Lasek
Sep 06, 2022
After witnessing a surge in union activity among long-term care workers this summer, operators may not be surprised to learn that Americans’ support of labor unions has hit its highest point since 1965.
Business briefs, Sept. 6
By
Alicia Lasek
Sep 06, 2022
Senior living CEOs discuss their decisions to “go gray” — and reactions … Jobless claims total 232,000, the lowest level in two months … HUD publishes FY 2023 fair market rents … USCIS...
Pandemic disruptions, stubborn trends slow job recovery for some older workers
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Alicia Lasek
Sep 06, 2022
Recent improvements in the labor market have not applied to some older workers. From stubborn trends to pandemic disruptions, senior women, Blacks and Hispanics as groups have not yet regained lost ground.
Ignite seeks to stand out with pursuit of Joint Commission accreditation
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Alicia Lasek
Sep 06, 2022
A skilled nursing facility operated by Ignite Medical Resorts is the first in the state of Oklahoma to receive accreditation by The Joint Commission.
Actions & Transactions, Aug. 5
By
Alicia Lasek
Aug 05, 2022
Ziegler closes $197M+ financing for Outlook at Windhaven Forefront Living … Related Affordable, St. Mary Development Corp. unveil full renovation of Biltmore Towers in Ohio … Resort Lifestyle Communities...
Gallup: U.S. workers continue to push back retirement age
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Alicia Lasek
Aug 04, 2022
Americans are retiring four years later than they did three decades ago, and active workers are increasingly pushing back their retirement date as well. The trends may continue, according to an analysis...
Agency staffing, wage concerns prompt workers’ strike notice across 24 PA nursing homes
By
Alicia Lasek
Aug 30, 2022
Workers across three of Pennsylvania’s largest healthcare chains intend to strike, citing inappropriate use of staffing agency services and low wages, among other problems.