CUPE 5430 continuing care assistants sound alarm over unsafe staffing and working conditions - CUPE
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Frontline continuing care assistants (CCAs) are sounding the alarm over unsafe staffing levels, inadequate time to care for patients, and worsening working conditions in Saskatchewan’s health care system. CUPE 5430’s CCA committee’s new research report, Checking the Pulse of CCAs, highlights the growing challenges CCAs face in workplaces across the province.
The research report surveyed 1,290 continuing care assistants and found:
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Frontline health-care workers are sounding the alarm over what they describe as unsafe staffing levels and worsening working conditions across Saskatchewan. A new research report from CUPE 5430, titled Checking the Pulse of CCAs, surveyed 1,290 continuing care assistants (CCAs) across the province.
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