KEY OCHU/CUPE CAMPAIGNS
OCHU/CUPE carries out advocacy on behalf of our members, hospital patients and long-term care residents across Ontario.
SICK KIDS WINS HOOPP
Sick of a second-class pension plan, Sick Kids employees have won access to the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP).
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New academic research shows privatization of surgeries in England worsened inequalities and lengthened wait-times, offers lessons for Ontario
OHC investigation reveals private clinics charging up to $4,590 for cataract surgeries that must be provided free of cost
New academic research shows privatization of surgeries in England worsened inequalities and lengthened wait-times, offers lessons for Ontario
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECornwall, ON – The privatization of hospital surgeries in England led to growing inequality, longer wait-times and disruption...
Press conference in Midland: New academic reports show failures of England’s privatization of hospital surgeries, offer lessons for Ontario
The Ontario Health Coalition will provide updates on access to surgeries in Simcoe County
Press conference in Barrie: New academic reports show failures of England’s privatization of hospital surgeries, offer lessons for Ontario
The Ontario Health Coalition will provide updates on access to surgeries in Barrie
New academic research shows privatization of surgeries in England exacerbated inequalities and lengthened wait-times, offers lessons for Ontario
Some clinics in Waterloo Region are charging up to $8,000 for cataract surgeries, as profit maximization trumps people’s needs
New academic research shows privatization of surgeries in England worsened inequalities and lengthened wait-times, offers lessons for Ontario
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEKingston, ON – The privatization of hospital surgeries in England led to growing inequality, longer wait-times and disruption...
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