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Cooperative Home Care Associates Seeks Maintenance Technician
COOPERATIVE HOME CARE ASSOCIATES (CHCA): CHCA is a nationally recognized, south Bronx based worker-owned home care agency. Founded in 1985 to provide quality home care to clients by providing quality jobs for paraprofessionals, CHCA now anchors a national cooperative network generating over $60 million annually in revenue and creates quality jobs for over 2,200 individuals.
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Cooperative Home Care Associates Seeks Finance Manager
COOPERATIVE HOME CARE ASSOCIATES (CHCA): CHCA is a nationally recognized, south Bronx based worker-owned home care agency. It was founded in 1985, to provide quality home care to clients by providing quality jobs for paraprofessionals. In 2012, CHCA became the first home care company to earn B Corps certification. Certified B Corps make a
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Cooperative Home Care Associates Seeks Executive Assistant (NYC)
Cooperative Home Care Associates (CHCA) established in 1985, is a home health care services agency licensed by the New York State Department of Health, to provide paraprofessional services for elders and individuals living with physical disabilities in New York City. More than 2,200 home care workers are currently employed by CHCA, 98 percent of whom
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From Taxi Workers to Yemeni Bodega Owners: Labor Resists the Immigration Ban
Since the Trump administration’s immigration ban was issued last Friday night barring entry to the United States for citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries, protests have erupted at airports and in cities across the United States. Demonstrators are loudly showing their rejection of the xenophobia, racism and bigotry inherent in the ban’s sweeping impact and disregard
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