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Report: Focus on Retention Needed in Long-Term Care Workers

Workers are leaving the long-term care field faster than those entering it across all LTC sectors.

Trustee Staff
April 13, 2015
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Workers are leaving the long-term care field faster than those entering it across all LTC sectors.

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