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Atrium Health raising minimum hourly wage to $18.50 per hour
Published on 2024-12-19 21:23:24 - MSN
- The healthcare system said it's part of a $764 million investment across all of Advocate Health, which Atrium is part of.
Atrium Health, a major healthcare provider in the Carolinas, has announced plans to increase its minimum hourly wage to $18.50 starting in April. This decision aims to address the rising cost of living and to remain competitive in the job market. The wage hike will benefit approximately 15,000 employees, including those in entry-level positions such as patient care technicians, environmental services, and food and nutrition staff. This move is part of Atrium Health's broader strategy to invest in its workforce, enhance employee retention, and ensure high-quality patient care. The increase from the current minimum of $17.50 per hour reflects the organization's commitment to its employees' financial well-being amidst economic pressures.
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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/general/atrium-health-raising-minimum-hourly-wage-to-18-50-per-hour/ar-AA1wbQe5 ]
Read the Full MSN Article at:
[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/general/atrium-health-raising-minimum-hourly-wage-to-18-50-per-hour/ar-AA1wbQe5 ]
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