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Legislation must be complimented by a staffing strategy that includes standardized wages, full-time work and good benefits in order to attract new workers and old ones who have left the sector. [...]

Health care workers, who have no legal right to strike in Ontario, have turned to workplace action to pressure employers and the government for protection and compensation. Over the past few [...]

The Ontario government’s re-announcement today of capital funding for new schools does nothing to prepare the province for the safe return of students and stuff to schools this September. Read [...]

Parents and operators are concerned as only 41%, or 2265 out of a total 5523, of Ontario’s child care centres have reopened as back-to-school and return-to-work quickly approaches. This contrasts [...]

Women & COVID-19: Effects will linger long after the pandemic ends Read more…

Provincial COVID-19 data released by Public Health Ontario shows the cost of years of ignoring health workers’ demands, and the risks of continued inaction. Read more…

Care and staff level reforms to improve quality in long-term care are needed now, and the Ontario government should put an immediate focus on expanding beds only in non-profit homes while placing [...]

The construction of a new long-term care home, Glen Hill Terrace by Durham Christian Homes, was initially welcomed by the front-line care staff as a good news story for the community, the [...]

Toronto District School Board trustees are asking the province to reconsider its back-to-school plan, which they say will leave many families to choose between educating their children and their [...]

As Canada’s economy slowly reopens, unions, think tanks and activists are paying close attention to a shifting labour market as they formulate plans that would ensure workers’ rights are [...]