Send a message, right now, to lend your support for fairness for Algoma Public Health Nurses!
The 54 Public Health Nurses and Nurse Practitioners have been without a contract since April 1, 2017.
This group of predominantly female professionals deserves a collective agreement that is respectful of their skill, knowledge and dedication to our patients and our communities at large. Despite having the same skills and responsibilities as their counterparts across the province, these Public Health Nurses and Nurse Practitioners are the second-lowest paid in Ontario.
Our Public Health Nurses and Nurse Practitioners deserve respect, fairness and equity.
Send a message, right now, to lend your support for fairness for Algoma Public Health Nurses!
The 54 Public Health Nurses and Nurse Practitioners have been without a contract since April 1, 2017.
This group of predominantly female professionals deserves a collective agreement that is respectful of their skill, knowledge and dedication to our patients and our communities at large. Despite having the same skills and responsibilities as their counterparts across the province, these Public Health Nurses and Nurse Practitioners are the second-lowest paid in Ontario.
Our Public Health Nurses and Nurse Practitioners deserve respect, fairness and equity.