On September 18, 2024, we marched with over 8,000 people in solidarity with the Asupeechoseewagong Grassy Narrows First Nation in their fight for mercury justice and access to clean water.
As we reflect on the importance of truth and reconciliation, we recognize our responsibility to fight for justice. This toolkit is another step in our commitment in working with our members to create safer, more inclusive workplaces for all.
SEIU Healthcare is excited to announce our plan to usher in a new era of worker power, where union members not only win strong contracts at bargaining, but where we win groundbreaking gains at the ballot box, too.
Every Ontarian deserves low-barrier access to mental health and addictions services in their community. These services must include life-saving harm reduction spaces that are well-funded and professionally administered and allow for the safe consumption and treatment in places across the province where the need is greatest serving the most vulnerable and marginalized.
Frontline workers at the Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities (SCHC) have voted 95% in favour of a strike after management’s refusal to offer them a fair contract.
Tickets are $56 per person and include taxes, parking (a $35 value) and an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet featuring burgers, hot dogs, fried chicken, pasta, vegetarian options, drinks and ice cream!
As Investors Gather For Chartwell Shareholders Meeting, Senior Care Remains In Jeopardy In Chartwell Facilities Due To Low Wages And Poor Living And Working Conditions
The SEIU Healthcare Scholarship Program is open. Four applicants will win a $1,800.00 scholarship for their upcoming 2024 semester.
This comes as a result of an intensive round of coordinated bargaining and almost identical, two-year arbitrated contracts awarded by Arbitrator William Kaplan to OCHU-CUPE and SEIU Healthcare on Thursday.
On March 20, 2024, more than 200 long-term care members across Ontario joined us at our Central Nursing Home Bargaining Conference.
ParaMed Home Health Service workers across Ontario voted to ratify a historic Collective Agreement.
After two consecutive court losses, Doug Ford’s government officially repeals Bill 124!
