OPEN MINDS, The Behavioral Health & Social Service Industry Analyst

Industry News

Twenty-five percent of health care workers may plan to leave their jobs in the coming years. Two- thirds indicated that their workloads were too heavy and that the workload had increased in the past six months. One-third reported problems balancing professional and personal lives. Half felt their pay scale correlated well with job demands, although 30% received no raise last year. Nearly one-third reported a lack of career training or advancement path.

Between November . . .

OPEN MINDS, The Behavioral Health & Social Service Industry Analyst

Industry News

Twenty-five percent of health care workers may plan to leave their jobs in the coming years. Two- thirds indicated that their workloads were too heavy and that the workload had increased in the past six months. One-third reported problems balancing professional and personal lives. Half felt their pay scale correlated well with job demands, although 30% received no raise last year. Nearly one-third reported a lack of career training or advancement path.

Between November . . .