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Hastings County nurses in Ontario to lose 25-year wage step, gain new rate

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An arbitration board has ordered the County of Hastings to eliminate the top wage step for registered nurses at two of its long-term care homes and replace it with a new eight-year rate of $54.37 an hour, along with general wage increases for 2023 and 2024. The award covers registered nurses represe...

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