Putting Injured Workers First
Amendments to the Workers Compensation Act have the promise to restore fairness for nurses and others injured on the job.
BCNU respectfully acknowledges that we live and work on the traditional and unceded territories of Indigenous Peoples.
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A feature story on changes to workers’ compensation regulations that make it easier for injured workers to claim benefits. Information on the potential of mandated minimum nurse-patient staffing ratios. A summary report from the union’s annual human rights and equity conference.
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Amendments to the Workers Compensation Act have the promise to restore fairness for nurses and others injured on the job.
Joint report outlines a set of evidence-based solutions to the staffing crisis.
A new member-developed resource helps demystify the process of taking maternity and parental leave.
The recently enacted Health Professions and Occupations Act brings major changes to BC’s regulatory landscape.
An Interview with BCNU Truth And Reconciliation Committee Members Michelle Martinson and Monique Pat.
Pacific Rim region’s Janice John-Mitchell longs for the harmony she enjoyed on the island of her birth.