NBNU In The News
Too many nurses in New Brunswick?Thursday, 02 February 2012 15:13 FREDERICTON - The President of the Union of Nurses New Brunswick, Marilyn Quinn, does not believe that there are too many nurses in New Brunswick. Read more: Too many nurses in New Brunswick? Nurses: Investments needed to fix sick-time problemTuesday, 22 November 2011 12:14 The Daily Gleaner | The New Brunswick Nurses Union says the Tory government will have to spend money to make the health-care sector a healthier place in which to work. Finance Minister Blaine Higgs has said he's unhappy with the high rates of absenteeism in the province's health-care system, rates that he says average about 20 days a year and annually add $87 million to health-care budgets. The Finance Department said among nursing home staff, the absentee rate is the highest - 21 days per employee per year. Those days are in addition to scheduled vacations and statutory holidays. Read more: Nurses: Investments needed to fix sick-time problem News Clippings - 2011Monday, 04 July 2011 12:54
Greater access to variety of health-care providers key: union chief 11/3/11Tuesday, 01 November 2011 00:00 Published Tuesday November 1st, 2011 CANADAEAST NEWS SERVICE FREDERICTON - Officials with the New Brunswick Nurses Union say improving access to primary health-care services will play a critical role in balancing patient care with growing fiscal challenges.
Read more: Greater access to variety of health-care providers key: union chief 11/3/11 CBC Radio: Nurses Union Speaks Out on Nurse LayoffsFriday, 18 November 2011 11:38 Marilyn Quinn recently spoke with CBC Information Morning host Terry Seguin about nurse layoffs at Horizon Health Network. (Interview is available in English only)
Read more: CBC Radio: Nurses Union Speaks Out on Nurse Layoffs |










