Unionized Long-Term Care Workers Resume Strike as some Local Issues Remain Unsolved

Unionized long-term care workers resume strike as some local issues remain unsolved

HALIFAX — Hundreds of long-term care workers across Nova Scotia have resumed a strike that appeared to have ended earlier this month after a tentative agreement was reached with the province and employers.

Long term care workers kept out as employers refuse to negotiate remaining issues to end strike

HALIFAX, NS -- Employers of workers from Admiral and White Hills Long Term Care Centres, and Bay Side Home have forced hundreds of long term care workers back on strike this week over remaining local issues despite the tentative agreement reached on June 6.

Workers return to South Shore long-term care homes as deal reached

PROVINCE - Thousands of long-term care workers in Nova Scotia are back on the job after an eight-week-long strike mostly over wages.

Hundreds of long-term care workers back on picket lines despite deal, says union - Your Halifax Now

Hundreds of long-term care workers are back on the picket lines, despite a tentative agreement reached with the province, according to the union.