Bill to help Iowa's nursing homes manage costs advances
A proposal to cap what staffing agencies can charge for the help of temporary health care workers — which Iowa’s nursing homes turn to as a means of addressing employee
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A proposal to cap what staffing agencies can charge for the help of temporary health care workers — which Iowa’s nursing homes turn to as a means of addressing employee
Staffing agencies, whose rates would be capped by the bill, warn the proposal could cause nurses to leave the agencies and thus worsen the nursing home worker shortage
Credit card companies do not use and do not plan to use the codes in Iowa.
Representatives of Iowa's credit unions told lawmakers there’s no need for the bill.
State Sen. Jason Schultz (R-Schleswig) and State Rep. Brian Best (R-Glidden) talked about education legislation and touched on a bill to prioritize Highway 30 improvements at a forum hosted by