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McNeil government fails to ask people living in Cape Breton how they want their public health care services delivered

March 25, 2019March 25, 2019
“Mounting public pressure on the McNeil government to address the health care crisis in Nova Scotia seems to be the main reason for today’s announcement,” says CUPE Nova Scotia President Nan McFadgen. “We welcome the improvements Read more [...]
Tags Acute Care, Cape Breton, health care, nan mcfadgen

Bargaining Forward: new ads from workers at Halifax Water

March 22, 2019March 25, 2019
The members of CUPE 227, municipal workers with Halifax Water, launched a new radio ad today, as well as print and social media ads. The union is calling on the Board of Directors of the Halifax Water Commission to help avoid disruption to Read more [...]
Tags collective bargaining, CUPE 227, Halifax Water, print ads, radio ads

Address the cause, not the symptoms of overcrowding in hospitals: CUPE Nova Scotia

March 20, 2019March 20, 2019
CUPE Nova Scotia, the union representing long term care workers and acute care workers across the province, says the Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) needs to address the “cause” of the overcrowding in Nova Scotia’s hospitals, not the Read more [...]
Tags health care, home support, long-term care, nan mcfadgen, NSHA
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