Please join us on Friday, November 17, as long-term care workers and members of CUPE Local 1485, are joined by friends and family to protest the McNeil government’s budget cuts to long-term care at Inverary Manor and other facilities across Nova Scotia.
WHEN: Friday, November 17, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
WHERE: Starting at Legion in Inverness (15857 Central Avenue) and marching to Inverary Manor
WHO: Speakers will include Nan McFadgen, CUPE Nova Scotia president; Louise Riley, CUPE Long-Term Care Committee chairperson; Lorie Aylward, CUPE 1485 president; and long-term care workers affected by the budget cuts.
The McNeil Liberal government has cut millions of dollars to long-term care. This has resulted in layoffs and budget cuts at nursing homes across Nova Scotia. CUPE long-term care workers are speaking up to defend quality of care and to demand that the McNeil government reverse the cuts.
Please share this information with your co-workers, friends and family. Our seniors deserve better!
- Download a copy of the rally poster