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In 2021, our member-led bargaining team negotiated huge improvements to homecare and personal support workers’ paid time off benefits! Now, eligible care providers can earn up to 48 hours of PTO benefits every year. You can earn 1 hour of…
Carewell SEIU 503 provides excellent health benefits to eligible in-home care providers at no cost to the worker. The Healthcare Cost Assistance program pays for eligible workers’ monthly net premium on eligible plans. Workers on this program also receive a…
If you are calling because your consumer (client) has lost eligibility for services, has died, or has terminated your employment you may be eligible for unemployment benefits. Please call the Employment Department Service Center at 877-345-3484 or visit www.oregon.gov/employ .…
Homecare workers (other than those providing care to a consumer (client) in the 24-hour live in program) are subject to an hourly cap of either 40 or 50 hours per week. Homecare workers who worked an average of over 40…
If you have not received your overtime pay, please remember that the state has up to 36 days after you submit your voucher or timesheets to process it. Overtime is paid on hours worked over 40 in one week. A…
If you are a Personal Support Worker calling about submitting your hours through eXPRES or are having trouble accessing eXPRES online, please call PSW User Support at 844- 874-2788 or email technical.triage@state.or.us.
If you can see on eXPRES that your…
The DHS and PPL are obligated to issue payments by certain due dates, but because DHS and PPL cannot control when the postal service delivers mail or how long it takes your bank to process direct deposits, the day you…
You should call your consumer/employer’s case manager, service coordinator or personal assistant, and ask for help. If you cannot get help, please call the MRC, but only after asking for help from your local office. Two ways to find your…
You should call your consumer/employer’s case manager, service coordinator or personal assistant, and ask for help. If you cannot get help, please call the MRC, but only after asking for help from your local office. Click here to find your…
