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- 05 April 2019
Wage increases, effective May 1, are intended to improve recruitment and retention of workers who support some of the province’s most vulnerable residents.
- 21 March 2019
The following statement was issued today by Social Development Minister Dorothy Shephard in relation to the ongoing negotiations with CUPE nursing home workers.
- 18 March 2019
The following statement was issued today by Social Development Minister Dorothy Shephard in relation to the ongoing negotiations with CUPE nursing home workers:
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