. Soon after, the Ontario government released a statement expressing their intention to appeal the decision.
“It was heartbreaking,” Marida Etherington told CTV News Toronto, nodding to her own departure from the sector. For nearly 30 years, she worked as a nurse at St. Joseph’s Health Centre in Toronto. “I had planned on staying at St Joe’s until I retired, that was my plan, at least 12 years,” she said. “If we haven’t had a total collapse, it’s because of the dedication of the people that are still here,” she added.
How about u follow a nurse for a 12 hr shift then speak.
She's mean and very out of touch or in denial.
Then why they leaving Syl? Is it the negligent underfunding of healthcare by billions? Is it the the slap in the face of Bill124? Is it the the blatant mishandling of the pandemic?
They haven’t seen it because their eyes are squeezed shut
The inconvenient truth!
BS
take off the blindfold
I’m so tired of lying politicians.
She is lying.
Who wouldn't want a job that charges you min $100 month parking, expects you to be there 30 mins before & after your shift UNPAID, most times NO breaks at all & if you're lucky you'll get 15 mins for lunch. Just a day in the life of a nurses 12hr shift.
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