# healthcare workers and people in every community share a common interest - to make all healthcare facilities as conducive to care as possible. We also all want it to be universal and suitable - not private for profit. @Leftwords@socialistprojct https://t.co/SltdU2EacA
Government has an obligation to meet with people whether or not they agree. This kind of mean pettiness and vindictiveness was the practice of the Harris govt of the 1990s. It was unprecedented then. Now it is back again, only worse. It is wrong & it matters.
#onpoli
In the first quarter of 2022-23, nearly 1,300 hospital patients received care in hallways or other unconventional spaces on any given day, which is the highest number since the Province started collecting this data in 2017.
The New York Times wrote, “Nurses Are Burned Out. Can Hospitals Change in Time to Keep Them?”. Or can we design a healthcare system that is public, equitable, & just for workers and the public? @OntarioHealthC@cupehealthcare@GrittyNurse@hazardscampaign https://t.co/DhufUS9BQQ
With hospital spending already the lowest in Canada and inflation projected at 3.7% in 2023, Ontario’s health care spending put us on course for deep cuts, just as an aging, growing population needs more help. Ontario can’t blame the federal government now.
One of the largest producers of carcinogens is the plastics industry. They have fought against occupational & environmental regulations including the US ban on asbestos. See how Ca[ital maintains its power. @NewSolnsJournal@hazardscampaign https://t.co/JoxWRVajWv
One of the most potent carcinogens, including breast carcinogen, was released in the recent train derailment in Ohio. This article provides background on dioxins & vinyl chloride. @hazardscampaign@NewSolnsJournal@GaryWKinsman https://t.co/i3ZBGdTxZu
There are a wide range of exposures linked to increase breast cancer risk. All are ignored in order to feed the appetite for profits over human rights. Such is the case for women in the plastics industry. https://t.co/i9CSBTjiO4
There are a wide range of exposures linked to increase breast cancer risk. All are ignored in order to feed the appetite for profits over human rights. Such is the case for women in the plastics industry. https://t.co/i9CSBTjiO4
There are a wide range of exposures linked to increase breast cancer risk. All are ignored in order to feed the appetite for profits over human rights. Such is the case for women in the plastics industry. https://t.co/i9CSBTjiO4
Women in Europe & North America have fought to have breast cancer recognized as an occupational disease for decades. Now a victory in France for a person in healthcare who worked night shift. https://t.co/qYTPyk2Yo9
Thank you for sharing this study based on the experiences of @OCHU_Healthcare workers Here is a further elaboration of their struggles @readBTLbooks@NewSolnsJournal https://t.co/AP2cN9PEJW
Stats and the quote are from a 2021 paper from @MargKeith18, @HurleyOCHUCUPE, @JANEMCARTHUR11 and @JimBrophy18.
The link's right here, it's an illuminating read👇
https://t.co/E6JfLpZU7q
Women in Europe & North America have fought to have breast cancer recognized as an occupational disease for decades. Now a victory in France for a person in healthcare who worked night shift. https://t.co/qYTPyk2Yo9
"After 30 years in politics", Premier Ford is well aware of real and perceived conflicts of interest. There should be an independent investigation.
https://t.co/egQzrPTyXc