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In suit filed in 2018, judge ordered Care at Home to pay $148,000 in back wages, liquidated damages and attorneys' fees.
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In suit filed in 2018, judge ordered Care at Home to pay $148,000 in back wages, liquidated damages and attorneys' fees.
In suit filed in 2018, judge ordered Care at Home to pay $148,000 in back wages, liquidated damages and attorneys' fees.
Exceptional Home Care Services Arrive in New Haven County Care at Home continues growth down the Connecticut shoreline to offer award-winning home care services. New Haven, CT, July 10, 2021 --(PR.com)-- Care at Home is excited to announce its expansion into New Haven County and parts of Middlesex County. This marks a growth milestone in Connecticut that allows the award-winning home care agency to offer exceptional caregiving services outside New London County. Along with those services, is a team of skilled and compassionate caregivers, and a support staff unmatched by competitors. “We h...
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