Episode Synopsis "$15 Minimum Wage: You CAN and SHOULD Pay More"

In this episode, Bert Copple talks about the threat of a $15 minimum wage and how it will impact the home care industry, but it leaves plenty of room for opportunity. He interviews Vitaly Salo, a successful home care business owner in Minnesota,  who is paying direct care workers between $15 and $19 an hour, while the state minimum wages sits under $11. Hear how that decision has impacted his business.

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