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Informing Recruitment & Retention Efforts: Minnesota Direct Support Workforce Survey Data Julie Kramme & Rachel Freeman Overview Understand the critical link between finding and keeping DSPs and effective systems change efforts that


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Informing Recruitment & Retention Efforts: Minnesota Direct Support Workforce Survey Data

Julie Kramme & Rachel Freeman

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Overview

Understand the critical link between finding and keeping DSPs and effective systems change efforts that impact peoples’ quality of life.

Minnesota Direct Support Workforce Project Best practices: Recruitment, selection & retention.

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Who are Direct Support Professionals?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvWNyVp_JPM

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DSP Scope of Practice - Multidisciplinary

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DSP Workforce. Workforce Key to Quality

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National DSP Wages

National Core Indicators. (2019). National Core Indicators 2017 Staff Stability Survey Report. Retrieved from the National Core Indicators website: www.nationalcoreindicators.org/resources/staff-stability- survey/

$11.44 Starting Wage $12.52 Overall Wages

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Direct Care Worker Median Hourly Wage Comparison

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment Statistics, 2017: https://www.bls.gov/oes/

$18.76 $17.39 $13.23 $13.07 $12.45 $11.16 $11.11 $10.76

Parking Enforcement Workers Refuse and Recyclable Material… Nursing Assistants Orderlies Other Personal Care and… Home Health Aides Personal Care Aides Parking Lot Attendants

DSPs

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$10.66 $11.03 $12.78 $12.84 $12.08 $11.83

$7.50 $8.50 $9.50 $10.50 $11.50 $12.50 $13.50

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

United States

Home Care Nursing homes Total

United States DSP Wages Over Time

(Median wage adjusted for inflation 2016/17 BLS)

WAGE GROWTH: Home +$0.37 Nursing +$0.06 Total -$0.24

  • PHI. “Workforce Data Center.” Last modified December 17, 2018.

https://phinational.org/policy-research/workforce-data-center/.

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DSP Health Insurance Benefits

National Core Indicators. (2019). National Core Indicators 2017 Staff Stability Survey Report. Retrieved from the National Core Indicators website: www.nationalcoreindicators.org/resources/staff-stability-survey/

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National Core Indicators. (2019). National Core Indicators 2017 Staff Stability Survey Report. Retrieved from the National Core Indicators website: www.nationalcoreindicators.org/resources/staff-stability- survey/

44% Average Turnover Rate 40% of those left in six months tenure or less

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Increasing need for direct support workers Largest occupational groups

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaM-e7BE8tc&t=3s

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Minnesota Direct Support Workforce Projects

Organization Survey Worker Survey

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Why are these reports important?

Better understand the workforce Engage in data driven decision making to address workforce shortage and other issues

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With collaboration from The Arc Minnesota, Association of People Supporting EmploymentFirst (APSE), Minnesota Families and Advocates Coalition (MnFAC)

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Development of surveys & sample

Communications & follow up Release to full sample External Pilot (NADSP) Internal Pilot (ICI) Randomized convenience sample Circulated to DHS & trade organizations Drafts from ICI Communications & follow up Release to full sample External pilot (7 Providers) Internal pilot (ICI) Stratified random sample across sectors Circulated to DHS & trade organizations Draft from ICI

Organization survey Direct Support Worker survey

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Percentage of people receiving supports by primary diagnosis type

444 Providers across regions and service types that employ Direct Support Workers

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Regions

Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott, Washington

Metro

Blue Earth, Clay, Olmsted, St. Louis, Sterns

Includes Duluth, Mankato, Rochester, St. Cloud, and Moorhead

Regional Centers

Remaining 65 Greater Minnesota counties

Greater Minnesota

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KEY FINDINGS

Minnesota Organization and Worker Surveys

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Most DSW positions are part-time

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DSW Wages are Lower than Statewide Cost of Living

Statewide Cost of Living Family of Three: $15.39 (2 FT adults, 1 child) $38.25 (1 FT adult, 2 children)

$12.61 average hourly wage

(OES Data Tool, MN DEED, 2019 )

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Percentage of DSWs utilizing government subsidies

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Limited health insurance access

Average monthly cost to DSW for individual coverage: $142

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DSWs source of health insurance

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Lots of turnover

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High vacancy rates

Minnesota vacancy rate was 4.4% for all positions

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Top 10 reasons DSWs leave their job?

90% Found another job that pays more 1 64% Found another job that offered better benefits 2 43% Found another job with hours that worked better for their family 3 38% No opportunity for promotion 4 35.5% Supporting people is a difficult job 5 33% Not recognized for the work they did 6 33% Found another job closer to home 7 18% Could not get along with co-workers 8 17% Too little time with and/or poor quality from supervisors 9 16% Training and support were inadequate and/or poor 10

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What did we learn about who our DSWs are?

  • 77.5% women
  • Average age 43 years old
  • Average household size of 3
  • 58.5% average annual household

income <$40,000

  • 28.4% have another job
  • 63% have education beyond high school

– 17% have 4 year Bachelor’s or graduate degree

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Which racial/ethnic groups are over represented in the direct support workforce in Minnesota?

(American Community Survey, 2017; Pettingell, Kramme, & Hewitt, 2019)

Minnesota Overall

Minnesota Direct Support Workers

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Recall Tonya’s story. What was similar to Minnesota Workforce trends?

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Find the reports on ici.umn.edu

https://ici.umn.edu/projects/PHLA-EPtTgC7v3b39PKIaw

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WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS

Best Practices in Recruitment, Selection & Retention

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Training Layers

  • Team Training
  • Person-centered Thinking Trainers/Coach Training
  • Picture of a Life Planners/Trainers
  • PBS Facilitators

Learn more: www.mnpsp.org

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Multi-Tiered Systems of Support

  • Person Centered Thinking and Planning
  • Positive Behavior Support
  • Organizational Workforce Development
  • Cultural Humility and Responsiveness
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Building & strengthening the DSP workforce

Understanding your data Recruitment & selection Retention

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Turnover Calculator, Retention, Wage & Benefit Electronic Survey

Calculating costs of turnover: https://ici.umn.edu/products/docs/TurnoverCalculator.pdf

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Recruitment & Selection Tools

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Customizable marketing materials

Recruitment & Selection Tools

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Structured Interviews

Recruitment & Selection Tools

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Realistic Job Previews (RJPs)

ANCOR RJP Trailer

Recruitment & Selection Tools

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DSP & FLS Competencies

Retention Tools

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DirectCourse

Online Curricula for Life in Community College of Direct Support

University of MN, Research & Training Center on Community Living

College of Employment Services

University of MA/Boston, Institute for Community Inclusion

College of Personal Assistance & Caregiving

University of California San Francisco, Center Community Living Policy

College of Recovery & Community Inclusion

University of MN, Research & Training Center on Community Living & Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion of Individuals with Psychiatric Disabilities

Person Centered Counseling Training

University of MN, Research & Training Center on Community Living & The Learning Community for Person Centered Practices

http://directcourseonline.com/

DirectCourse is a collaboration between Elsevier and the University of Minnesota's Research and Training Center on Community Living

Retention Tools

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Outcomes Associated with Competency-Based Training

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National Frontline Supervisor Tools

Retention Tools

College of Direct Support

University of MN, Research & Training Center on Community Living

College of Frontline Supervision & Management

University of MN, Research & Training Center on Community Living

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Career Paths and Credentialing

Retention Tools Hewitt, Taylor, Kramme, Pettingell, Sedlezky, 2015; Kramme & Hewitt, 2017

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Professional Recognition & Networking

VISION STATEMENT A world with a highly qualified and professional direct support workforce that partners with, supports and empowers people with disabilities to lead a life of their choosing. MISSION STATEMENT To elevate the status of direct support professionals by improving practice standards, promoting system reform, and advancing their knowledge, skills and values. Retention Tools

NADSP E-Badge Academy

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z.umn.edu/FISelfCare

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DSW Workforce Development Toolkits

ANCOR

http://www.nationaladvocacycampaign.org/welcome

The Arc of the United States

https://www.thearc.org/for-chapters/dsp-toolkit

Find, Choose and Keep Great DSPs (self-direction) https://rtc.umn.edu/rtc/index.php?product

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For more information contact:

Julie Kramme, Researcher dahl0488@umn.edu Rachel Freeman, Researcher freem039@umn.edu University of Minnesota Institute on Community Integration Research and Training Center on Community Living

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