New Brunswick gets court injunction to block pending strike of more than 4,000 long-term care workers
“The members are upset. They’re frustrated, they’re tired, they’re financially, emotionally, and physically depleted,” said NB Council of Nursing Home Unions president Sharon Teare.
The New Brunswick Council of Nursing Home Unions represents employees at 46 long-term care facilities. Both the New Brunswick Liberals and the Green Party sent letters of support to the CUPE members involved in long-term care. Green Party leader David Coons letter urges premier Blaine Higgs to find funding to resolve the situation, which he says is now in crisis.
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