The Valley Chronicle - As Unemployment Soars, Home Care Job Opportunities Abou
As Unemployment Soars, Home Care Job Opportunities Abound in Hemet, CA
As Unemployment Soars, Home Care Job Opportunities Abound in Hemet, CA
Home Instead anticipates hiring 167 new CAREGivers across the broader Los Angeles region to help older adults
Hemet, CA – January 11, 2020 – With the nation’s unemployment rate at its highest in nearly half a century, job opportunities in labor-abundant industries—such as retail and dining—are running dry. On average, more than 775,000 Americans each week have filed a new unemployment claim since the start of November.
Though jobs remain scarce in many industries, major online retailers and grocery stores have ramped up hiring during the pandemic, adding hundreds of thousands of employees to their workforce to meet growing consumer demand. While these companies continue to gain attention for rapid expansion, a lesser-known industry is setting out on a hiring expedition of its own: in-home caregiving.
“The demand for home care has grown exponentially over the last several years—and it continues to grow as more seniors isolate because of the pandemic,” said Jared Harbin, owner of the Hemet Home Instead office. “Hospitals and clinics are overwhelmed. Professional caregivers can serve as an extension of the healthcare system and play a critical role in keeping vulnerable Hemet seniors safe and healthy at home.”
With more Los Angeles seniors and families seeking support, Home Instead in Hemet is looking to fill 20 permanent CAREGiver positions in the area. As part of Home Instead’s hiring week, the local franchise will encourage Hemet individuals to explore a career path in home care. Applicants interested in full-time or part-time positions can visit HomeInstead.com/careers to learn more about working at Home Instead. The local franchise is offering a referral bonus to qualified candidates. Hired candidates will receive competitive benefits including 401K and healthcare insurance.
From assisting with personal care and preparing meals, to running errands and providing companionship, CAREGivers help seniors with simple tasks that enable them to remain in their homes. The role is ideal for individuals seeking long-term job stability with a flexible schedule and supportive environment as well as continued opportunities for career growth.
“Caregiving is simply doing things to enhance the quality of life for older adults and help keep them independent for as long as possible,” said Harbin. “We like to say that it takes a special person to become a Home Instead CAREGiver…not a special degree. It can be a rewarding career for individuals from every walk of life and age group.”
Additional growth in the industry is expected for years to come. According to the United Nations, the global population over the age of 65 is expected to triple to 426 million by the year 2050. As a result of this rapid population shift, there will be an increased need for passionate and dedicated individuals in the industries that support the needs of older adults.
For more information about career opportunities at Home Instead, training and benefits, or to apply for a caregiving position, visit HomeInstead.com/careers or call (951) 929-1050.
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As Unemployment Soars, Home Care Job Opportunities Abound in Hemet, CA
As Unemployment Soars, Home Care Job Opportunities Abound in Hemet, CA
Home Instead anticipates hiring 167 new CAREGivers across the broader Los Angeles region to help older adults
Hemet, CA – January 11, 2020 – With the nation’s unemployment rate at its highest in nearly half a century, job opportunities in labor-abundant industries—such as retail and dining—are running dry. On average, more than 775,000 Americans each week have filed a new unemployment claim since the start of November.
Though jobs remain scarce in many industries, major online retailers and grocery stores have ramped up hiring during the pandemic, adding hundreds of thousands of employees to their workforce to meet growing consumer demand. While these companies continue to gain attention for rapid expansion, a lesser-known industry is setting out on a hiring expedition of its own: in-home caregiving.
“The demand for home care has grown exponentially over the last several years—and it continues to grow as more seniors isolate because of the pandemic,” said Jared Harbin, owner of the Hemet Home Instead office. “Hospitals and clinics are overwhelmed. Professional caregivers can serve as an extension of the healthcare system and play a critical role in keeping vulnerable Hemet seniors safe and healthy at home.”
With more Los Angeles seniors and families seeking support, Home Instead in Hemet is looking to fill 20 permanent CAREGiver positions in the area. As part of Home Instead’s hiring week, the local franchise will encourage Hemet individuals to explore a career path in home care. Applicants interested in full-time or part-time positions can visit HomeInstead.com/careers to learn more about working at Home Instead. The local franchise is offering a referral bonus to qualified candidates. Hired candidates will receive competitive benefits including 401K and healthcare insurance.
From assisting with personal care and preparing meals, to running errands and providing companionship, CAREGivers help seniors with simple tasks that enable them to remain in their homes. The role is ideal for individuals seeking long-term job stability with a flexible schedule and supportive environment as well as continued opportunities for career growth.
“Caregiving is simply doing things to enhance the quality of life for older adults and help keep them independent for as long as possible,” said Harbin. “We like to say that it takes a special person to become a Home Instead CAREGiver…not a special degree. It can be a rewarding career for individuals from every walk of life and age group.”
Additional growth in the industry is expected for years to come. According to the United Nations, the global population over the age of 65 is expected to triple to 426 million by the year 2050. As a result of this rapid population shift, there will be an increased need for passionate and dedicated individuals in the industries that support the needs of older adults.
For more information about career opportunities at Home Instead, training and benefits, or to apply for a caregiving position, visit HomeInstead.com/careers or call (951) 929-1050.
The Valley Chronicle - As Unemployment Soars, Home Care Job Opportunities Abou
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