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About Caregiver Work

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#1
  • Nina
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  • 2022/07/27 20:00

Let's exchange information and talk about your problems.
Basically, you can talk about anything, but be careful not to give out personal information.

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#55
  • ちさりん
  • 2022/08/07 (Sun) 18:51
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My name is Chisarin, and I am a care giver dispatched by an agent.
I have taken care of many different clients.
Most of them were good clients and kind families.
I am still working with some clients, but after much consideration, I have decided to leave the caregiver profession.
As several people have written, the main reason is that I have accumulated a lot of stress and disagreements outside of caring for them.
Agents, please do better.
I know before I started working there that the pay is low and there is no insurance (or a significant co-pay).
Still, I wanted to be a care giver, so I took the plunge, quit my job, and jumped in, believing in what the agent said.
The salary was almost half of my previous job, and I still became a care giver, but I witnessed the poor quality of the agents many times.
I ended up going back to my former industry, but I really wanted to continue as a care giver.

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#56
  • サマー
  • 2022/08/10 (Wed) 02:40
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It seems that care givers have something to say to each other, too. I think people with kind hearts and a hospitality spirit are suited to be care givers, but such people are more likely to be unreasonable by bureaucrats and weirdly detailed people. It is sad that people who are supposed to be needed are in a difficult working environment.

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#57
  • ちかみち
  • 2022/08/10 (Wed) 22:28
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They only assign me long-distance projects.
I have told them that the distance is this far, but they keep asking.

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#58
  • 人手不足
  • 2022/08/11 (Thu) 15:06
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I guess that's why they are short on staff. I started out with a gentle heart, but quit because I felt depressed by the internal situation, the placement, and the unreasonableness of long-time people. I guess the inner workings of caregivers must be pretty muddy. The bureaucrats are very powerful. it was in the article about the food tester who works at the N store and once blamed someone for a theft.

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#59
  • ぷんぷん
  • 2022/08/11 (Thu) 23:12
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I have been accused by the bureau of being a framer.
She accused me of doing certain things, and I felt bad because even though I told her it wasn't me, she seemed suspicious. In the end, the bureau did it and I just forgot what I had done.
She didn't apologize and I felt very uncomfortable.

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