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Happy Labor Day!

Posted on September 4th, by Mark Winter in Caregivers, OUR Caregivers. No Comments
Happy Labor Day!

Greetings,

On this special Labor Day, Hired Hands would like to honor our absolutely incredible employees.  Our profession certainly takes a village, and it is only through tireless dedication and compassion that we can take such amazing care of the seniors and families that we serve.  From the bottom of our hearts, we say THANKS, for ALL you give, everyday!

Happy Labor Day,
~ The HIRED HANDS HOMECARE Team



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