WSIB Self-Help Kit
This self-help kit was developed by the Ontario Nurses’ Association for members who suffered an injury at the workplace, whose claim was denied by the WSIB [...]
Updates from the Long-Term Care Homes Public Inquiry
The Ontario Nurses’ Association (ONA) is participating in the Public Inquiry into Long-Term Care. ONA has signaled that it is participating in order to [...]
My Right to Refuse Unsafe Work: A Guide for ONA Members
[…] could not, in the course of regular work, refuse to handle a blood sample from a patient with an infectious disease. But the technologist could [...]
Occupational Health & Safety: A Guide for ONA Members
[…] that every individual in the workplace has a role to play in health and safety. Boards of Directors, [...]
2023 Biennial Report
[…] chain by responding to outbreaks, supporting complaints to the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, [...]
WSIB: A Guide for ONA Members
[…] at work; What to do if you receive an adverse decision from the WSIB; The WSIB appeal process; and [...]
Dues Information
Dues-paying ONA members enjoy a number of services and benefits tailored to the needs of nurses
Meet the Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors -elected by ONA members- includes the Provincial President, First Vice-President and five Regional Vice-Presidents. ONA’s Chief [...]
A Portrait of Long-Term Care Nurses
[…] then you only had a very short time, so I had to quit. A couple years later, I was missing my career, saw an ad in the
Ford’s plan to expand private clinics in Ontario will cost patients dearly, risk lives and significantly worsen staffing shortages, healthcare unions say
Toronto, ON, January 16, 2023 – Five major Ontario healthcare unions are calling on the Ford government to not move forward with its plan
