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1 week ago

Long-term care workers across the City of Toronto’s 10 homes displayed a sea of stickers this week to draw attention to the staffing crisis they face during every shift.

Under the City’s new contingency plan, short-staffed units are being left short, and nurses and food service workers are covering far more than they safely can. Meanwhile, some part-time workers are being denied the shifts their collective agreement guarantees them, even though they could fill those gaps.

Workers are demanding that senior management fully staff every home. With members’ sticker campaign, residents, families and management can now understand why long-term care staff struggle to meet CareTO standards of care. Safe staffing protects everyone who lives and works in long-term care.

1 week ago

Long-term care workers across the City of Toronto’s 10 homes displayed a sea of stickers this week to draw attention to the staffing crisis they face during every shift.

Under the City’s new contingency plan, short-staffed units are being left short, and nurses and food service workers are covering far more than they safely can. Meanwhile, some part-time workers are being denied the shifts their collective agreement guarantees them, even though they could fill those gaps.

Workers are demanding that senior management fully staff every home. With members’ sticker campaign, residents, families and management can now understand why long-term care staff struggle to meet CareTO standards of care. Safe staffing protects everyone who lives and works in long-term care.

1 week ago

Long-term care workers across the City of Toronto’s 10 homes displayed a sea of stickers this week to draw attention to the staffing crisis they face during every shift.

Under the City’s new contingency plan, short-staffed units are being left short, and nurses and food service workers are covering far more than they safely can. Meanwhile, some part-time workers are being denied the shifts their collective agreement guarantees them, even though they could fill those gaps.

Workers are demanding that senior management fully staff every home. With members’ sticker campaign, residents, families and management can now understand why long-term care staff struggle to meet CareTO standards of care. Safe staffing protects everyone who lives and works in long-term care.

1 week ago

Long-term care workers across the City of Toronto’s 10 homes displayed a sea of stickers this week to draw attention to the staffing crisis they face during every shift.

Under the City’s new contingency plan, short-staffed units are being left short, and nurses and food service workers are covering far more than they safely can. Meanwhile, some part-time workers are being denied the shifts their collective agreement guarantees them, even though they could fill those gaps.

Workers are demanding that senior management fully staff every home. With members’ sticker campaign, residents, families and management can now understand why long-term care staff struggle to meet CareTO standards of care. Safe staffing protects everyone who lives and works in long-term care.

1 week ago

Long-term care workers across the City of Toronto’s 10 homes displayed a sea of stickers this week to draw attention to the staffing crisis they face during every shift.

Under the City’s new contingency plan, short-staffed units are being left short, and nurses and food service workers are covering far more than they safely can. Meanwhile, some part-time workers are being denied the shifts their collective agreement guarantees them, even though they could fill those gaps.

Workers are demanding that senior management fully staff every home. With members’ sticker campaign, residents, families and management can now understand why long-term care staff struggle to meet CareTO standards of care. Safe staffing protects everyone who lives and works in long-term care.

1 week ago

1 week ago

Long-term care workers across the City of Toronto’s 10 homes displayed a sea of stickers this week to draw attention to the staffing crisis they face during every shift.

Under the City’s new contingency plan, short-staffed units are being left short, and nurses and food service workers are covering far more than they safely can. Meanwhile, some part-time workers are being denied the shifts their collective agreement guarantees them, even though they could fill those gaps.

Workers are demanding that senior management fully staff every home. With members’ sticker campaign, residents, families and management can now understand why long-term care staff struggle to meet CareTO standards of care. Safe staffing protects everyone who lives and works in long-term care.

1 week ago

Long-term care workers across the City of Toronto’s 10 homes displayed a sea of stickers this week to draw attention to the staffing crisis they face during every shift.

Under the City’s new contingency plan, short-staffed units are being left short, and nurses and food service workers are covering far more than they safely can. Meanwhile, some part-time workers are being denied the shifts their collective agreement guarantees them, even though they could fill those gaps.

Workers are demanding that senior management fully staff every home. With members’ sticker campaign, residents, families and management can now understand why long-term care staff struggle to meet CareTO standards of care. Safe staffing protects everyone who lives and works in long-term care.

1 week ago

Long-term care workers across the City of Toronto’s 10 homes displayed a sea of stickers this week to draw attention to the staffing crisis they face during every shift.

Under the City’s new contingency plan, short-staffed units are being left short, and nurses and food service workers are covering far more than they safely can. Meanwhile, some part-time workers are being denied the shifts their collective agreement guarantees them, even though they could fill those gaps.

Workers are demanding that senior management fully staff every home. With members’ sticker campaign, residents, families and management can now understand why long-term care staff struggle to meet CareTO standards of care. Safe staffing protects everyone who lives and works in long-term care.

1 week ago

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