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Summary

A new PHI PolicyWorks analysis finds that a growing number of states report that personal and home care aides are receiving wages that put them at risk of poverty.

In 2009, 36 states reported average hourly wages that fell below 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Level, up from 32 states in 2008, according to the analysis reported in PHI's updated State Chart Book on Wages for Personal and Home Care Aides.

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