Pulse story · 1 cited sourceOctober 12, 2026

San Bernardino caregivers press for higher wages

Caregivers and union representatives asked San Bernardino supervisors to support higher wages for In-Home Supportive Services providers.

A broad group of caregivers, union members and labor representatives used the public-comment period to press the Board of Supervisors to support higher wages for In-Home Supportive Services providers. They cited cost-of-living gaps, caregiver shortages, and the economic benefits they associate with higher wages.

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Caregivers and unions press San Bernardino supervisors for higher IHSS wages | Citizen Portalcitizenportal.ai · Oct 6

San Bernardino caregivers press for higher wages
Caregivers and union representatives asked San Bernardino supervisors to support higher wages for In-Home Supportive Services providers.
A broad group of caregivers, union members and labor representatives used the public-comment period to press the Board of Supervisors to support higher wages for In-Home Supportive Services providers.
They cited cost-of-living gaps, caregiver shortages, and the economic benefits they associate with higher wages.

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