Sudbury long-term care PSWs, RPNs experience higher rates of violence than provincial average: study and poll released Wednesday

SUDBURY, ON – Two new reports that expose the high level of violence, abuse and harassment against staff working at Ontario long-term care homes, are being released at a media conference on Wednesday, April 3, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. in the Sudbury Public Library, Meeting Room 2, 74 Mackenzie Street, Sudbury. The study titled, “Breaking…

Details

Bloodied, broken and burned out: 88% of long-term care staff experience violence

CORNWALL, ON –Two new reports are being released concurrently that expose the high level of violence, abuse and harassment against staff employed in Ontario’s long-term care homes. An in-depth, peer-reviewed investigative study on violence against staff in Ontario long-term care homes has just been published. The study, titled “Breaking Point: Violence Against Long-term Care Staff,”…

Details

As layoff notices are issued and training cancelled, educational assistants fear September turmoil for TVDSB students

LONDON, ON – Even though there will be more children with autism enrolled in Thames Valley schools in September, layoff notices went out this month to educational assistants (EAs), the very workers who provide support for students with a wide range of special needs. And EAs who want to become certified in Autism Behaviour Analysis…

Details

Ontario long-term care staff at “breaking point;” new study and poll on workplace violence released Monday in Cornwall

CORNWALL, ON – Two new reports that expose the high level of violence, abuse and harassment against staff working at Ontario long-term care homes, are being released at a media conference on Monday, April 1, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. in the Benson Centre, Corus Room, 800 Seventh Street West, Cornwall. The study titled, “Breaking Point:…

Details

Ontario long-term care staff at “breaking point;” new study and poll on workplace violence released Monday in Kingston

KINGSTON, ON – Two new reports that expose the high level of violence, abuse and harassment against staff working at Ontario long-term care homes, are being released at a media conference on Monday, April 1, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. in the Kingston City Hall, Councillors’ Lounge, 216 Ontario Street, Kingston. The study titled, “Breaking Point:…

Details

Ontario long-term care staff at “breaking point;” new study and poll on workplace violence released Wednesday in Kitchener

KITCHENER, ON – Two new reports that expose the high level of violence, abuse and harassment against staff working at Ontario long-term care homes, are being released at a media conference on Wednesday, March 27, 2019 at 10:30 a.m. in the Kitchener Public Library Boardroom, 85 Queen Street North, Kitchener. The study titled, “Breaking Point:…

Details

Bloodied, broken and burned out: 88% of long-term care staff experience violence

TORONTO, ON –Two new reports are being released concurrently that expose the high level of violence, abuse and harassment against staff employed in Ontario’s long-term care homes. An in-depth, peer-reviewed investigative study on violence against staff in Ontario long-term care homes has just been published. The study, titled “Breaking Point: Violence Against Long-term Care Staff,”…

Details