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California lawmaker warns of 'unintended consequences' of healthcare worker minimum wage
A California lawmaker is speaking out about what she says are "unintended consequences" for hospitals related to a new law that will gradually raise healthcare workers' hourly minimum wage to $25. -
Disabled physicians earn 20% less than peers: Study
Physicians who report having a disability earn 20% less than their peers and work around 110 hours less annually, according to research published Dec. 1 in JAMA. -
Average wage growth, by state
The average weekly wages jumped 7.53% annually from March 2022 to March 2023, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, with wage growth in some states hitting double-digits. -
15 'overpaid' CEOs in healthcare
As You Sow has issued its 10th report on "overpaid" CEOs among the S&P 500, naming 15 executives with an interest in healthcare. -
CRNA compensation grows 9.6%
High demand continues to affect compensation for certified registered nurse anesthetists, resulting in a 9.6% increase in median total cash compensation from 2022 to 2023, according to one new survey. -
Compensation for 10 advanced practitioner specialties
Advanced practice provider compensation has continued to trend upward across all specialties tracked, according to one new survey. -
APRN earnings by subspecialty, region
Among advanced practice registered nurses, year-over-year base compensation increased for all subspecialties except nurse midwives, with clinical nurse specialists and certified registered nurse anesthetists seeing the largest increases, according to a report released Nov. 14 by Medscape. -
California's healthcare minimum wage boost to cost $4B
On Oct. 13, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a new law that will gradually raise healthcare workers' hourly minimum wage to $25. Now, weeks later, his administration has estimated the price at $4 billion in the 2024-25 fiscal year, according to the Los Angeles Times. -
Where travel nurse pay is up, down
The average weekly travel nurse pay in October in the U.S. was $2,422.52, a decrease of 0.33% from the previous month and a 9.58% decrease from the same month in 2022, according to a report from Vivian Health, a national healthcare hiring marketplace. -
16 healthcare executive pay statistics to know
Pay for executives in healthcare includes numerous factors and has varied in recent years. -
Wider PTO means less productivity for same pay
As U.S. employers expand paid leave offerings, workers are making use of the hours and what was once seen as a perk is increasingly seen as an expected benefit, The Wall Street Journal reports. -
Advertised salaries, vacancies for travel nurse jobs, by state
Job search engine Adzuna released new research Oct. 26 highlighting travel nurse jobs and their average advertised salaries and vacancies as of September 2023. -
From the call center to middle management: Average salaries for 31 nonclinical healthcare roles
Pay data is frequently reported for executive leaders and clinicians — but what does the average non-patient-facing healthcare worker make? -
Highest-paying healthcare jobs in 75 US cities
In a number of U.S. cities, physicians are among the highest-paid jobs across all industries. But regardless of specialty, their pay differs drastically from one city to another, according to a recent series of analyses from Zippia. -
Why physician cash compensation is soaring
Physicians' cash compensation was up in 2023 for medical and surgical specialists, and will soar even higher over the next five years, according to SullivanCotter's "2023 Physician Compensation Insights" report. -
How cash compensation has changed for 6 health system roles
Median total cash compensation for health system leaders increased 3.5% from 2022 to 2023, according to one new survey. -
Hospital CEO pay hits the Hill
Hospitals have denounced criticism from Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., about their charity care policies. But the issue of CEO pay has been less addressed and appears to be one the lawmaker will hold onto. -
The wealthiest people in healthcare: How they got there
The wealthiest people in the healthcare industry prove there's no one way to the top. Companies that now yield billions were built in garages, basements and spare bedrooms, and their founders and CEOs once worked the breakfast shift at McDonald's or were two-time college dropouts. -
How systems are preparing for California's new minimum wage
About 455,000 healthcare workers in California are set to see wage increases as a result of a new minimum wage law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom. -
California to raise minimum wage to $25 an hour for healthcare workers
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that will gradually raise healthcare workers' hourly minimum wage to $25.
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