Human Resources committee  We'll talk.

Human Resources committee  I believe you heard from Linda Silas of the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions during your second hearing. In the testimony I've read from your hearings, she was the first person to mention how nurses are burned out and leaving the hospital sector because they have no control

Human Resources committee  Are you kidding? Of course I have.

Human Resources committee  Thank you, Madame Zarrillo, and again thank you for setting up this conversation and study on this topic at committee. I appreciate that you are asking me these questions, albeit some of them I can't answer, of why we haven't invested in them before. We do know that health care

Human Resources committee  Thank you for the question, Madame Chabot. If I understood the question correctly, you were asking how the economic pressures of labour shortages might coincide with inflationary pressures facing all businesses. I know the transitory phase has been going on a lot longer than an

Human Resources committee  It does one hundred per cent. We will not be able to deal with all of our labour shortages just with people born in Canada. The question of the relationship between those who are invited to come here as permanent residents and to build their lives and those who are invited to co

Human Resources committee  Chair Morrissey, thank you so much. Honoured members of the committee, I appreciate greatly the opportunity to speak to you today to address one of the most pressing public policy issues facing Canadians and the future quality of all of our lives—labour shortages and working co