ONA is aware of Premier Ford’s plea for volunteers to assist with staffing COVID-19 immunization clinics. We have engaged with the government on numerous occasions when our members have been called on for various reasons during the pandemic and most recently related to the call for retirees to also staff COVID-19 clinics. We have consistently [...]
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The Ontario Nurses’ Association’s (ONA) 68,000 front-line registered nurses (RNs) and health-care professionals are pausing today to mark Canada’s National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.
ONA says it is ‘unsurprised’ by revelations in today’s auditor general’s report that confirm the province was unprepared to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and discarded a stockpiled supply of N95 respirators.
ONA is seeking front-line members to join the Nursing Homes Central Pay Equity Negotiating Team. Complete the Expression of Interest form by Friday, December 17 at 1600h (EST).
Nominations are open for the 2022 Nursing Now Ontario Awards. The work nurses do each and every day to improve people’s health deserves recognition and celebration.
The Ontario Nurses’ Association is joining nursing unions across Canada today in celebrating a long-fought-for victory to strengthen laws related to health-care worker assaults.
On December 10 we join with organizations around the world in celebrating Human Rights Day.
ONA, the union representing 126 registered nurses and two nurse practitioners working tirelessly to care for their community, will enter into conciliation talks on Monday, seeking a respectful collective agreement from Public Health Sudbury & Districts.
On December 6, we observe the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. The day marks the anniversary of the 1989 murders of 14 women at l’École Polytechnique de Montréal, who were killed because of their gender.
