Labor & Employment

Eliminating the few registered nurses on staff at Huron Lodge would dramatically compromise the quality of care these vulnerable residents receive.

I doubt that Ontario nurse practitioners were surprised to see the announcement of a wage freeze for all public sector employees for the next two years in the recent budget.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Nurses' Union says Eastern Health isn't taking complaints from its members seriously.

Nurses call budget an attack on the vulnerable, fear possible erosion of nursing care, while NPs want to be further integrated into primary care

Despite Toronto Star’s best efforts, George won’t ‘wear’ ORNGE

Have clear expectations from both sides at the start to avoid misunderstandings later

How a large community hospital in southern Ontario used a ‘burning platform’ strategy to overcome chronic deficits and improve performance despite a variety of structural and cultural obstacles

Recent installation of call bells for nursing assistance in a hallway at the Royal Inland Hospital is an acknowledgement that hallway medicine is becoming a permanent fixture, a nursing union representative said Monday.