CAREGIVER Aide CNA needed Free rent utilities Salary milwaukee safe area (house, transfer)

[wheel123]

jobs not 24/7......... this would be nice job for a student going to college during the day

job includes monthly salary, free room, utilities and great safe home to live in.

myself, i'm looking for someone to LIVE IN my house to provide daily care. will train....... you could be a CNA AIDE = WILL TRAIN = free room in safe city, greendale, free utilities, and small salary in exchange for cares

i'm a nomal guy, male quadriplegic, just limited physically, looking for a LIVE IN aide. its daily care, your days are free to do as you please like going to work, but im not 24/7 care.

my peronal CARES = in regarding cares, it would, on average, only consist of 2 hours a day, give or take. but being here overnight a necessity because in bed i cant do much myself. i have a aide service that comes in mornings, but if they didnt show up, id need my morning cares done like showering, toileting, making bed, pivot transfering.

not 24/7 care = once im done with my morning cares, and lunch is prepared, you as a live in can go to work during the day. of course there is more involved, like if i need to be driven somewhere, shopping for stuff,
or if i get sick i need little more care. alot of little things.

i'm looking for a nice reliable person who would like a safe place to live in exchange for cares done.

i live in a nice house, safe area in greendale, and can provide a nice secure place to live, no bills for you, with a small monthly salary.

if you are interested, send me info about yourself like where your located, age, schooling, jobs you had. nothing about me is skilled or 'hard', its just a matter of getting used to.

located in greendale wisconsin

[karfar]

Originally Posted by wheel123

if you are interested, send me info about yourself like where your located, age, schooling, jobs you had. nothing about me is skilled or 'hard', its just a matter of getting used to.

located in greendale wisconsin

Question: what does "age" have to do w/it? That is discrimination you know.

[43north87west]

Originally Posted by karfar

Question: what does "age" have to do w/it? That is discrimination you know.

The ADEA does not prohibit an employer from asking an applicant's age or date of birth (although it's generally frowned upon and could trigger an investigation).

Sources:

Age Discrimination

http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/cfr_20...9cfr1625.4.pdf

Whether this person qualifies as an "employer", and/or could justify bona fide occupational qualifications on an age-restricted basis, is another story entirely...

[everwinter]

Originally Posted by karfar

Question: what does "age" have to do w/it?

He's a quadriplegic who needs a pivot transfer, repositioning, and toileting help meaning he needs someone in good shape. A lot of caregivers are retired women 65 to 75. Yes a few women that age may be able to assist him, but it'd be better for someone younger where there's a better chance they'd be stronger and in better shape.

[jenj]

I'm an RN now and was previously a CNA for 5 years. I did some in-home care privately.

P.S. I'm 22, NOT 65 and retired.