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N S Greens launch campaign, won t have new leader before election

N S Greens launch campaign, won t have new leader before election
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Nova Scotia launches new COVID-19 program for paid sick leave

  HALIFAX Nova Scotia is launching a new COVID-19 sick leave program for residents who must take time off work. Nova Scotians may qualify for up to four paid sick days under the new $16 million program, which is expected to help more than 100,000 residents. The program is for people who can t work remotely and miss less than 50 per cent of their scheduled work time in a one-week period due to COVID-19. It includes those who need to take time off because they are awaiting a COVID-19 test appointment, those who are getting tested, are self-isolating while awaiting test results, or are going to get vaccinated.

Campaign aims to end stigma for Nova Scotia farmers seeking mental health help

Posted: May 11, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: May 11 David Newcombe, president of Farm Safety Nova Scotia, seen on his family farm Port Williams, N.S.(David Newcombe) For farmers, a great deal of stress and anxiety comes at certain times of the year.  Some of the heaviest workloads are often packed into a few short weeks or even days, and adding to the challenge is something beyond their control. Farming is kind of unique in the sense that your job is very weather-dependent, so something that is completely out of your hands can have a huge impact on your income at the end of the day, said David Newcombe, president of Farm Safety Nova Scotia.

Virtual Ceremony For Day Of Mourning To Be Held Today By Town Of Lunenburg

Bridgewater, NS, Canada / Country 100.7 Apr 28, 2021 7:00 AM Today is the National Day of Mourning, which recognizes those who’ve died or been injured at work. The town of Lunenburg will be live streaming a ceremony this year, in place of their usual in-person event. Danny Cavanagh, President of the Nova Scotia Federation of Labour, said the government needs to do more to prevent workplace death.  “Our labour standards in Nova Scotia are completely outdated,” he said in an interview. “They haven’t been modernized; they haven’t been updated in their entirety for 40 plus years now.” Cavanagh noted that in a rapidly changing world, labour standards should be reviewed every five years as new technology is introduced. 

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