Invoices show how millions of dollars flowed to Favorite Healthcare Staffing to staff migrant shelters – NBC5 (Chicago)

Favorite Healthcare Staffing billed for 84 hours of work per week for most of its employees and that those rates ranged from nearly $50 to $156 an hour for regular pay and from $75 to $234 an hour for overtime during the four-week period. As an example, Favorite charged Chicago taxpayers a median payrate of $24,000 for each security guard, for four weeks’ worth of work. That translates to an annual charge, for each security guard, of $312,000
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Old Joe
2 years ago

Dulca Hogar Chicago!

David Hardy
2 years ago

This is some of the most disgusting theft I’ve ever witnessed. What kind of assholes can look these people in the eyes and feed them paper plates of moldy food while taking home $20K a month? The only thing worse is war profiteering.

Freddy
2 years ago

This is why I said a while back that the numbers don’t add up. A family of 4 is getting the equivalent of approx $92K a year. There is no way this is costing that much to house someone in a shelter or in a tent. Cash cow for a few and sleeping on a cot or floor for nearly all of them.

David Hardy
2 years ago
Reply to  Freddy

I’ve been talking to migrants for weeks. Most are staying at police stations or in an open room with cots. Most fight over two bathrooms and get fed garbage food on paper plates. These open rooms are extremely loud and there’s no way anyone could sleep peacefully with kids screaming and phones ringing.

About a third of them have dental correction braces that are most likely the result of ambitious medicaid policy. This is a cosmetic procedure, completely unrelated to health, that costs between 3-7K over the course of treatment.

debtsor
2 years ago
Reply to  David Hardy

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