Continuing-care Assistants
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Northwood staff still waiting on retroactive pay for raise promised in FebruaryContinuing care assistants working for Northwood in Halifax are still waiting on retroactive pay for a raise that was announced in February, which has left some staff frustrated.HealthJul 20, 2022
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More than 100 additional continuing care assistants now working in SaskatchewanThe Saskatchewan government says 94 per cent of continuing care assistants hired as part of funding from the 2021-22 budget are already working in the province.CanadaMar 21, 2022
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Nova Scotia to raise continuing care assistants’ wages by 23 per centEffective Thursday, wages for CCAs in the publicly-funded sector in Nova Scotia will increase by about 23 per cent -- the highest salary for the sector in Atlantic Canada.CanadaFeb 9, 2022
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N.S. to spend $57 million to hire long-term care staff, increase bedsThe province says $22 million will go toward covering 100 per cent of the tuition costs for continuing care students.HealthDec 8, 2021
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Nova Scotia looks to improve long-term care following disturbing bedsore reportsUnder a new set of rules, nursing homes will be able to hire retired or internationally educated nurses who have met specific criteria to work as continuing-care assistants.CanadaSep 25, 2019
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