Manitoba Should not let Government Nursing Unions Throttle Their Competition
The government – in consultation with unions and other stakeholders – should give all models of delivery equal consideration. Manitobans deserve no less.
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Joseph Quesnel, Senior Research Associate—— Bio and Archives--January 18, 2025
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Frontier Centre for Public Policy
As we start 2025, Manitobans should let their government know that it should commit to putting the health care of Manitobans ahead before any other interest.
Manitoba can begin in one area: Using private nurses to help supplement the public system.
This past December, Manitoba banned signing new contracts with private nursing agencies. The government had already stopped this practice months ago but has stated it will stop any new contracts ostensibly to provide more oversight over the practice. The province will request proposals if agencies wish to practice in Manitoba.
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