TORONTO - Ontario’s New Democrats are calling on the provincial government to establish a permanent 10-day paid sick leave program, saying it would he...
TORONTO - Ontario’s New Democrats are calling on the provincial government to establish a permanent 10-day paid sick leave program, saying it would help limit the spread of monkeypox and other infectious diseases.
She says the government should introduce a permanent program to allow workers to take 10 paid sick days for infectious diseases and 14 additional sick days during public health emergencies.
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