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[thedarkgreenvanman]

Its not a shortage if you fired half your staff.

[NX.]

The real title: Incompetence and corruption of government leads to staffing shortages.

[dontmissthelittlethings]

The only thing creating staff shortages are the mandates. By the way, the medical system was in a mess before covid.

[simonvanwely]

Correction: Government Policy is creating health-care worker shortage

[FightGenius]

This is egregious. Incompetence At its finest.

[breakoutpete]

Everybody is catching a cold, or seasonal flu virus, like we always did.

[danimt]

The only thing creating staff shortages are the mandates.

[debbieirl]

The mandates contribute to shortages not to mention if you test positive but are asymptomatic you cant come to work.... I believe its the cold and flu season like it has been since forever.

[josephv]

The virus isn't causing anything, it's the mandates causing the problems.

[randalsaul]

It's not about SAFETY it's about CONTROL

[sergeikhripun]

The only thing creating staff shortages are mandates which are illegal too.

[RS-xhrq]

Governments make laws to limit workers ability to work. If we could work there would not be a shortage of services.

[shelleygordon]

Sound familiar, did they not have farmers throughout food during the great depression too, to increase the export values. History always repeats itself.

[DefianceOrDishonor]

No, the unscientific Government mandates are creating a staff shortage and supply chain issues.

[Efectivtrailer]

The ONLY thing creating staff shotages ANYWHERE are the mandates.

[unacceptablefringemajority]

Could it possibly be that vax mandates caused the staffing shortages? Would hiring them back help? 😂😂

[vonclod]

Staff and supply chain issues..like the same as the last 2 years, ok, you might consider restrictions, mandates, firing your staff as part of the problem. I know we are in a problem, but look in the mirror

[AcidGlow]

And we all hoped 2022 would be different than 2020... here we go again.. the Cycle repeats.. so depressing not being able to be with family far away after 2 years...

[le]

"Government policies are creating staff shortage, supply chain issues throughout Canada"

There, fixed the title for you.

[troyiutzi]

Two years to increase icu capacity by training and hiring more nurses....in alberta they tried to freeze nurses wages....in ontario they fired nurses with 20+ years of