As originally posted on the Toronto Star by By Amit Arya and contributors Amina Jabbar and Vivian Stamatopoulos on Thu., Aug. 27, 2020 Imagine if the Ministry of Education in Ontario didn’t mandate a minimum number of staff to look after children in daycares. Would one early childhood educator ever be expected to care for 30 […]
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As originally posted by Chris Fox, Web Content Writer, CP24 on Thursday, October 1st, 2020 The Ontario government will provide nearly 150,000 personal support workers with a temporary pay bump in recognition of the work they are doing on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19, Premier Doug Ford has announced. Ford told reporters
As originally posted by Mallika Kallingal, CNN on October 10th, 2020 (CNN)Jaines Andrades started working at Baystate Medical in Springfield, Massachusetts, as a janitor. But she worked her way through nursing school, and now ten years later she has returned as a nurse practitioner. “It’s tough to be the person that cleans. If I had
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As originally posted by the Office of the Premier on October 1st, 2020 TORONTO ― The Ontario government is supporting personal support workers (PSWs) and direct support workers in the home and community care, long-term care, public hospitals, and social services sectors by investing $461 million to temporarily enhance wages. This investment will help the
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