Avera Health rolls out raises, bonuses, $17 minimum wage to fight workforce shortage
The package of moves, valued at $50 million, is meant to help with retention of recruitment of employees, amid a pandemic-driven workforce shortage.
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The package of moves, valued at $50 million, is meant to help with retention of recruitment of employees, amid a pandemic-driven workforce shortage.
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Avera Health is selling its celebrated telemedicine services to an investment firm. Avera eCare will become Avel eCare but its headquarters and 230 workers will remain in Sioux Falls. Patients will see no interruption of services. The nonprofit is selling to Aquiline Capital Partners, which is based in New York and London. Avera Health will continue to provide telehealth appointments to its patients, according to CEO Bob Sutton. But the company is selling several of its healthcare platforms including its ICU monitoring, school health and prison health systems. Avera eCare pro...
With a number of NFL starters set to potentially hit the market due to post-June 1 cuts -- or even trades -- there a number of players who make sense for the Jaguars to target, starting with a few tight ends.
NFL.com analyst Fresh off a 13-3 season and an AFC Championship Game appearance, Sean McDermott boasts the top squad of the league’s 23 coaches still seeking the elusive Lombardi. While several top teams face uncertainty at the quarterback position, the ever-evolving Josh Allen looks poised to take the Bills’ offense to even newer heights in 2021. The Bills also addressed their biggest weakness in their failure to dethrone the AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs by selecting talented and versatile pass rushers (Gregory Rousseau and Boogie Basham) early in the draft. Add that to the stellar jo...