Community Service Workers Say Yes To SEIU Healthcare
Community service workers at Houselink and Mainstay have voted for SEIU Healthcare to be their union following a merger that saw the two housing agencies join forces.
Community service workers at Houselink and Mainstay have voted for SEIU Healthcare to be their union following a merger that saw the two housing agencies join forces.
It is inexcusable that families will have to wait four or five years to achieve better standards. Care can’t wait until 2025 for safe work and dignified long-term care.
“We are deeply disappointed that Ontario’s hospitals will not seriously address the pressing health and safety needs of registered practical nurses, personal support workers, clerical, cleaners and other front-line hospital staff."
SEIU Healthcare has reviewed the party platforms and is issuing a warning that a just recovery for working women is at risk with a Conservative victory.
Ontario’s healthcare system at risk as Ford government fails to address worsening health human resource crisis
Health-care workers are telling the Ford government that its wage restraint program profoundly devalues the contribution they’ve made, and that it must go now.
SEIU Healthcare and CUPE’s Ontario Council of Hospital Unions are launching nursing week with an urgent please of support for registered practical nurses (RPNs).
“This report comes at a time when Ontario’s long-term care system remains in disrepair and continues to operate at dangerously low staffing levels. The neglect must end now."
Unions representing 175,000 workers serving on the frontlines of this pandemic re-iterate demand that the Ford government support workers
Union urges Ford government to accept decision and give women working in long-term care the money they are owed
Today, SEIU Healthcare, Unifor, and CUPE, unions representing 175,000 healthcare workers across Ontario, held a virtual media conference to announce the launch of International Women’s Day actions with a clear message to Premier Ford: “Respect Us. Protect Us. Pay Us.”
Long-term care staffing in Ontario remain far below pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels.