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Long‑term care staff in Essex, Ont., say payroll chaos pushing workers to the brink

by Local Journalism Initiative January 5, 2026

written by Local Journalism Initiative January 5, 2026

By Matt Weinagrden | Lakeshore News Reporter Workers at the Extendicare‑run Iler Lodge in Essex, Ont., say months of payroll problems left staff struggling through the 2025 holiday season, prompting the union representing them to file multiple grievances and call for urgent action as the issues cont...

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Long‑term care staff in Essex, Ont., say payroll chaos pushing workers to the brink

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