What are pay raises like at Home Instead?

Your clients are the best thing out there. You make your own schedule,

Low start pay, Cap in pay, you get a limited amount of raise before they tell you that. Office staff is a click group, if you're not in it, you're spoke to differently. Clients, caregivers need more or better supplies.

Meeting new people Flexibility in schedule

Pay is unlivable Mileage reimbursement to and from client locations are NOT included/reimbursed Company does not care about the clients well being they only care about getting money Company does not care about care givers safety and wellbeing as they send caregivers to sexual predators/clients that are sexually assaulting or verbally assaulted by clients The pay given to caregivers per the pay the clients pay the company is unacceptable Clients are consistently getting new caregivers or shuffled around all the time The smock top provided is the worst for summer time They violate the pay rate/pay system by ensuring that you physically see the client before clocking in/getting paid> Not once you arrive to the clients house after driving 45+ minutes to an hour to get there... Never got my pay raise I was promised...

Pay raise when certified as HCA. 240 days to complete HCA training.

Work hours are all over the place. Sometimes working too much, sometimes working too little

-Good experience for beginners -Flexible schedule

-Low pay and no travel compensation -Limited benefits and job security -Quality depends on the branch

Flexible work schedules and fantastic support on the job.

Additional increase in pay should be considered.

Kind culture Cooperative Clients nice

More pay or raises per year

Meaningful work to help people, plenty of open shifts.

Communication, driving, low pay, regilations

Hard working individuals with genuine loving hearts

The downside is they don’t offer raises

- Flexible Hours - anywhere from $13-16.50/hr - 6/mo raises

- bonus is if affordable. Not guaranteed

You pick your availability time. Good partners workers. You can always work all that you want and can , of course!

Low salary is the only thing I would say is the only one.