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Ontario personal support workers get pay raise in bid to boost pandemic recruitment efforts

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COVID-19 pandemic.Premier Doug Ford says about 147,000 workers in long-term care, hospitals, and community care are eligible for the increase.Personal support workers in long-term care and community care will be eligible for a $3 an hour pay increase, while hospital PSWs will see a $2 an hour pay hike.The temporary increase will cost the government $461 million, begins today and will expire in March 2021.

Ontario reports 538 new coronavirus cases, 3 additional deaths Ford says he has not ruled out continuing the pay raise next year.Advocates in the long-term care and home care sectors have said low pay has contributed to PSW shortages before and during the pandemic.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates.

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