Pre-Budget Submission: Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs
Pre-Budget Submission: Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs
Bloodied, broken and burned out: 88% of long-term care staff experience violence
PETERBOROUGH, 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,”…
Details87% of PSWs and RPNs at Toronto-run long-term care homes experience violence
TORONTO, ON – Staff – particularly racialized workers – at the City of Toronto ten, long-term care homes experience a high level of violence, abuse and harassment, a newly released poll of front-line long-term care workers has found. The poll is the first time the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 79 has surveyed…
DetailsBloodied, broken and burned out: 88% of long-term care staff experience violence
LONDON, 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,”…
DetailsBloodied, broken and burned out: 88% of long-term care staff experience violence
SARNIA, 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,”…
DetailsFirst-ever violence poll of staff at city-run, long-term care homes released Tuesday – 12:30 p.m. at Toronto City Hall
TORONTO, ON – The findings of a new poll that probed the frequency and type of violence staff experience at City of Toronto-run, long-term care homes, will be released Tuesday, April 9 (2019) at 12:30 p.m. at Toronto City Hall – Second Floor – Reception A. In addition to incidence of violence, staff, represented by…
DetailsQueen’s Park Rally for Education this Saturday at noon
TORONTO, ON – Thousands of parents, educators, community groups, students and unions from across the province will converge on Queen’s Park at 12 noon tomorrow April 6 for a rally for public education in Ontario. In advance of the provincial budget, the rally will call on the government to make investments, not cuts, to publicly…
DetailsDoug Ford’s assault against the little guy to continue with move to lower public sector wages
TORONTO, ON – Ontario Treasury Board President Peter Bethlenfalvy today signaled that the assault against the little guy that began with the cancelations of social assistance and minimum wage hikes, will now shift to reducing the incomes of hundreds of thousands of hard working people delivering public services like healthcare, education, childcare and long-term care…
DetailsOntario long-term care staff at “breaking point;” new study and poll on workplace violence released Monday in London
LONDON, 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 8, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. in the London Public Library, Central Branch, Tonda Room, 251 Dundas Street, London. The study titled,…
DetailsOntario long-term care staff at “breaking point;” new study and poll on workplace violence released Monday in Sarnia
SARNIA, 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 8, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. in the Sarnia Public Library, 124 Christina Street South, Sarnia. The study titled, “Breaking Point: Violence…
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