In Quebec, it's Health Care Professional Recognition Month. So, imagine the reaction such a publication provoked among nurses and other employees.
“It leaves us with a very bitter taste to see that there is no judgment for a wholesaler like that,” said Carole Mercier, president of the Chaudière-Appalaches Union of Healthcare Professionals (SPSCA), in an interview with NovoInfo on Thursday. Conditions are there, and then what we receive are lemon prices.”
“We think it's very, very common.”
– Carol Mercier, SPSCA President
“Ever seen this?” Ms. with an angry voice. Mercier asked. “It doesn't make sense, I'm still in shock. […] We can't believe it.”
In response, the nursing staff returned the lemon prices to the CISSS.
“They deserve a lemon award from a non-employer who chooses with us,” she said.
The controversial post was removed two hours later after several complaints. CISSS declined any interview with Noovo Info, but a spokesperson explained that the initiative is to positively identify people following a trend on social media.
“We can defend ourselves better, but I think they got away,” replied Carol Mercier. “They're trying to improve their image, but it's hard to understand.”
CISSS Choudier-Appalaches apologizes if its message was not received well by its employees.
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