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Nassau pols rip home health industry on deferred raise
Quick ReadThe Republican presiding officer who had introduced the bill told industry officials to provide more documentation.
Photo credit: Newsday/Audrey C. Tiernan | Ofelia Rivera, of Glen Cove, is one of many health care workers who may not get a promised $1-per-hour raise. Audrey C. Tiernan
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Members of the Nassau County Legislature criticized the home health care industry Monday for failing to justify its request for legislation that would defer a promised $1 hourly pay raise due to its low-income workers.
The Republican presiding officer who had introduced the bill told industry officials to provide more documentation and scheduled a special session of the legislature on Monday,...
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