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Reinstate isolation pay so workers don t bear burden, union tells Cambridge Memorial Hospital

Reinstate isolation pay so workers don t bear burden, union tells Cambridge Memorial Hospital The union for some of the workers has issued an open letter to the CEO of Cambridge Memorial Hospital that asks for reinstatement of isolation pay. The hospital says it offered that pay when directed by Ontario, but has reverted to collective agreements. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 29, 2021 1:56 PM ET | Last Updated: April 29 SEIU Healthcare represents some workers at Cambridge Memorial Hospital. It s calling on the hospital to pay isolation pay. The hospital says it offered it when the province directed them to, but once that human resources recommendation was removed last summer, they reverted to what is in the collective agreement with the union.(Maeve Doyle/CBC)

CTV Kitchener shortlisted for three RTDNA Central Region awards

  KITCHENER CTV Kitchener has been recognized as a finalist for three 2021 RTDNA Central Region awards. The awards honour the best video, digital and audio journalism in newsrooms across the country. CTV Kitchener is nominated for best TV newscast in a small/medium market for coverage of the Black Lives Matter rally and march in Kitchener last summer. A look inside the ICU at Cambridge Memorial Hospital also received a nomination for feature news in a small medium market. Regional winners will be announced on May 18. RELATED IMAGES

Welcomed relief : Local doctor supports province s directive to move chronically ill hospital patients to long-term care homes

  KITCHENER A doctor who practices in the GTA and Waterloo Region said he supports a directive from the province moving chronically ill hospital patients into long-term care homes to free up space. Moves can be made without patient consent, provincial health officials announced Wednesday. A doctor needs to agree the patient s medical needs can be met in a long-term care or retirement setting. Dr. Asim Masood, the chief of staff at Cambridge Memorial Hospital, said he s seen the growing need to free up beds for patients with COVID-19. This directive supports the use of our beds more appropriately for the sicker, acute patients, Dr. Masood said. It is a welcomed relief.

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