Category: Activism
Restore our rights – Regional rallies
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Stop Bill 195
Bill 195 authorizes the Government to maintain orders that interfere with the collective bargaining rights of unionized workers. With very limited exceptions, it also permits the government to increase the severity of restrictions on collective bargaining rights.
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Contact your MPP – Fight Bill 195
Tell your MPP not to take away your basic workplace rights.
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Amend Bill 195
Tuesday July 21 at 11:00 a.m. we will hold a 5 minute political protest against Bill 195
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Contact your MPP – Pandemic Pay for all front-line health care workers
Tell your MPP that ALL front-line health care workers deserve pandemic pay.
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Hospital staff protest today as morale crisis over pandemic pay deeply divides workforce
Today for the first time during the COVID-19 crisis Ontario health care workers are openly protesting provincial government decisions they say divide the workforce into those who are front-line heroes and those whose vital contribution goes completely unrecognized.
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Pandemic Pay Subsidy Protest – May 14
Both of these workers care for patients at the bedside (including COVID patients), but only one is considered a front-line worker in the eyes of the Ford government. Join our action Thursday, May 14. We are all on the front line.
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Day of Action – May 6
Join OCHU and CUPE Ontario in a workplace action protesting the lack of protections, and call on the Premier for help.
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All front-line health care workers deserve pandemic pay
Send a message to Premier Ford, and Hon. Ministers Christine Elliott and Peter Bethlenfalvy to show you support front-line health care workers.
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Day of Action April 9
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Sticker Day April 2
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Tell your MPP you demand health care workers are protected during COVID-19
Ontario health care workers aren’t receiving the personal protective equipment (PPE), training, and frank communication from the provincial government that they need to safely care for COVID-19 patients.
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