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Subject County workforce on the rise, except in nursing homes
Date April 11, 2024 10:59 AM
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In Rich Fitzgerald’s final year as chief executive, Allegheny County hired more employees than it lost for the first time since before the pandemic. Sara Innamorato, who took office in January, says the county administration is still struggling to fill vacancies in its nursing homes, medical units at the jail and at the Department of Human Services ([link removed]) .

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** Allegheny County beefed up staff — except at Kane nursing homes ([link removed])
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Long beset by vacancies, the county managed to add human services, emergency management and even correctional employees, but has yet to shore up staffing at its nursing homes. Will new wage floors fill the gaps?
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