Health care workers plan rally at Queen’s Park

Posted November 28, 2012 11:40 am.

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Busloads of health care workers from across Ontario will converge for a rally in Toronto Wednesday at the Ministry of Finance at Queen’s Park.

They will be joined by health sector staff and other public sector workers from across Ontario at the rally.

The workers say Bill 115 is an attack on impartial interest arbitration and free collective bargaining for over 250 thousand health care workers.

Michael Hurley of the Ontario Council of Hospital Unions says health sector arbitration is working well and shouldn’t be tampered with.

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