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Ontario hospital workers win 6 per cent wage hike in arbitration

In a release, CUPE said that they also received health and dental benefits, besides enhancements to weekend, evening, and night premiums, and compensation for periods of quarantine or isolation due to outbreaks of communicable illnesses.

Published Apr 19, 2024 at 8:02pm

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Barbara Patrocinio
Ontario hospital workers win 6 per cent wage hike in arbitration

Workers in a rally for fuel cost relief for health care workers at Battleford, Saskatchewan. (Photo: CUPE's website)

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