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Most of my working life I was a care worker.

All the health care workers interviewed for this article said that they do good work under difficult circumstances.

The woman, who is also a care worker, said she had a clear memory of him.

"Why should they when the average starting salary for child care workers in our system was $19,151?"

John has been a care worker in the area for a number of years.

But such cases, foster care workers say, are a minority.

We cannot lock these children up,' said a care worker.

Although some of my domestic care workers however, have not been so good.

Unfortunately, too many health care workers do not take this action.

In our country, experts project the need for an additional 750,000 long-term care workers by 2008.

He said welfare workers in individual counties would investigate cases that were less clear.

Instead of paying welfare workers to hand out checks, we must pay organizations for finding people jobs.

She left her position as a welfare worker after her marriage.

He sometimes wonders whether it would be better to have welfare workers take his siblings away.

It was dark when the welfare workers came for the patients in a school bus.

"A lot of it has to do with the clean teams that are out there," she said, referring to the welfare workers.

The welfare workers said the numbers on the card were wrong, she said.

They go on the rampage, which includes killing white welfare workers.

But it would be a mistake to organize welfare workers into a union, because what they are doing does not amount to a job.