Earle is aware of these issues, but says there are ways for the province to help frontline workers in a new collective agreement. “If these agreements are ratified, they will achieve long-term cost savings while providing us with workforce stability, while continuing our work to return to surpluses,” Said Tom Osborne, Minister of Finance and Chairman of the Treasury Board, in a press release. In all negotiations, Earle said the union wanted to avoid labor actions, but added that workers had the right to consider this option. Over the past two years, workers represented by NAPE have ratified 51 collective agreements. The only case where work actions took place during this period was when the City of Paradise released unionized employees. “Home care is at a very critical point,” said Mr.
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