Evidence shows that labour force challenges require action
Canada’s non-profit care labour force is essential infrastructure. It is time to treat it that way, United Way/Centraide Canada’s Anita Khanna argues.
Canada’s non-profit care labour force is essential infrastructure. It is time to treat it that way, United Way/Centraide Canada’s Anita Khanna argues.
La main-d’œuvre canadienne du secteur des soins sans but lucratif est une infrastructure essentielle. Il est temps d’agir en conséquence, plaide Anita Khanna de Centraide United Way Canada.
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