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EXCITING CAREER / BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY:

OUR COMMITMENT:

• Above-Average Earnings
• Vehicle Not Required
• Company Support
• National Advertising
• We cover your WCB and Insurances
• Ongoing Client Support

YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Hand in Time Sheets
• Keep Track of Expenses for Tax Purposes
• Minimum Monthly Sub-Contract Fee
• Keep current with Available Contracts

YOUR OPPORTUNITY:

• Job Security
• Self-Employment Benefits
• Set Your Own Hours
• Choose Your Clients

   

Highlights of Working with Home Care Network Inc.

We welcome the opportunity to speak to you concerning sub-contracting opportunities with us.

To discuss the possibilities, please call us at
(780) 483-6550.

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Highlights of Working with Home Care Network Inc.

 

Our Care Givers are hired as sub-contractors who enjoy all the benefits of self-employment.

Home Care Network Inc. requires a monthly administration fee to be paid by our Care Givers. Fee is $65.00 for 5+ contracts and $35.00 for 4- contracts.

Our Care Givers make a difference in their lives and the lives of others. Our Care Givers work independently with our clients each day. We offer flexible schedules, including days, evenings, overnights and weekend hours. With so many options, you are guaranteed to find a great working relationship with Home Care Network Inc. You will become part of a professional team that is dependable, reliable and truly do make a difference.

Becoming a Care Giver is more than a paycheck. Your role as a Care Giver will be very rewarding. We do so many things to make life easier for our clients. Companionship and social interaction are among the most important services we provide. Most importantly, you will help Seniors, New Moms & Families and those recuperating from illness or injury maintain their independence.

 

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