More Canadian musicians adding their voice in support of the “CARE NOT PROFITS” advocacy campaign to reinvest profits back into Ontario’s long-term care system. Chantal Kreviazuk, The Sheepdogs, Basia Bulat, Born Ruffians, and Tokyo Police Club latest to support the growing campaign to reform Ontario’s long-term care system.
“Enough talk. We need bold action now.”: a coalition of unions representing front-line healthcare workers respond to Ontario’s long-term care staffing study
“It’s time for immediate action in long-term care”: a coalition of unions representing frontline healthcare workers respond to Ontario’s long-term care commission
Thank you to everyone who submitted an entry to win a scholarship from SEIU Healthcare! We were truly overwhelmed by all of the incredible submissions we received. We’ve chosen our top 11 finalists, and we will let you vote for our four winners.
At SEIU Healthcare, our first priority is our members. Greedy corporations and the Ontario government do not want workers to organize because they do not want their authority or decisions to be criticized or challenged.
During COVID-19, dedicated frontline healthcare workers have made countless scarifies to keep Ontario safe. Help us say thank you on Wednesday, July 29, 2020 in Mississauga.
Our Appreciation Rallies are back in Etobicoke on Wednesday, July 29, 2020. Let's show our sisters and brothers that we will continue to stand with them in solidarity.
Canadian singer-songwriter, Sarah Harmer, will be performing a Facebook concert session on Thursday, July 30 at 8:00 p.m. ET in support of the “CARE NOT PROFITS” advocacy campaign to reinvest profits back into the long-term care system.
We are bringing our purple power to Markham and Stouffville on Monday, July 27, 2020. Let's spread some purple cheer to all our amazing frontline workers.
SEIU Healthcare Appreciation Rallies are hitting the road once again.
Ontarians are being urged to join a growing call for profound changes to the province’s long-term care system that would end profit-making in the provision of residential care.
SEIU Healthcare, CUPE Ontario, and Unifor, unions will unveil the next stage of their joint advocacy, calling for profound change to improve the conditions of work and care through an end to for-profit care.
