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Welcome to the Ontario Nurses Association (ONA) ONA15. We appreciate you dropping in to visit our website which presents the activities of the Executive and members of ONA15; from our hospitals, nursing homes, homes for the aged, public health units, Ontario Health at Home, clinics, and developmental services - 18 Bargaining Units strong!
Geographically we cover the area from Cambridge, Kitchener-Waterloo, Guelph, Fergus, Arthur, Mount Forest and Palmerston. We are over 800 members and we are invaluable to the health-care system.
Provincially, ONA represents 68,000 registered nurses and health-care professionals – as well as 18,000 nursing student affiliates – and is the trusted voice of Ontario’s nurses. ONA is committed to an excellent quality of work-life for members so they can provide high-quality care to Ontario’s residents.
Our ONA15 Bargaining Units have members who are both registered nurses and health care professionals. From negotiations, grievances and professional practice issues to political action, ONA and ONA15 work throughout the year for and with our members.
For more detail on the issues impacting ONA’s members and to stay informed on important health-care issues in general, please visit ONA’s website. Consider following and “liking” ONA on Facebook to receive the latest updates.
I also encourage members to talk to their Bargaining Unit President or Site rep to find out more about the education, campaigns and resources that ONA has to offer you in valuing the work that you do and upholding the Collective Agreement in your workplace.
Sincerely,
Angela Clancy RN
Local Coordinator
ONA15
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