Labor & Employment

Two physicians in a northern Manitoba community have been taken off the job after an "altercation" at the local hospital, the CBC reports.

The head of the Nova Scotia Nurses Union says it may be time to take a close look at overtime after four nurses in Cape Breton made more than $150,000 last year — more than twice a nurse's base salary.

From pharmacist ownership to an association with union-like powers, pharmacist Yis Tse says we can learn a lot from La Belle Province.

Joseph Zorek, who worked for a pharmacy chain for 40-plus years despite having MS, alleges he was fired because of his disability

SEIU Healthcare sends hospitals registered letters, informing them that labour negotiations will now take place on a workplace by workplace basis

College finds man guilty of having inappropriate relationships with patients, keeping loaded handgun in drugstore.

Fearing patient care will be negatively affected if layoffs continue, the United Nurses of Alberta recently filed a grievance against Alberta Health Services.

The Ontario Nurses' Association is calling for a meeting with the Premier and Ministry of Health to work together with the union to develop strategies to keep nurses safe on the job.

Why is B.C. wasting money on a private insurance middleman for public employee drug coverage?