SAULT STE. MARIE – As a legal strike/lock-out date of April 26 approaches, Algoma Public Health Nurses and Nurse Practitioner (NP) members are making a last-ditch effort to avoid being forced out on strike.
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Ontario Nurses’ Association (ONA) Public Health Nurses and Nurse Practitioners (NPs) working for the Algoma Public Health Unit are beginning to prepare as they may be forced to strike.
We commemorate those who have been injured, made ill or killed while on the job due to workplace hazards or incidents.
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The Ontario Nurses’ Association is proud to recognize and support the diversity of our members and staff, and to join in the fight against discrimination based on an individual’s sexual orientation and/or gender identity.
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