** File was empty **I'm updating a chapter in a book on the social determinants of health and can't find more recent information on unionization and fringe benefits. I want to update the following information:
"Most unionized workers are covered by sick-leave provisions protecting them from loss of income when absent from work because of sickness; the majority of non-union members are not. A 1999 Statistics Canada survey revealed that 83.7 percent of union members were covered by a supplementary medical plan, 76.3 percent by a dental plan, 78.2 percent by liability and disability insurance, and 79.9 percent by an employer pension plan. The comparable rates for non-union members were 45.4, 42.6, 40.8 and 26.6 percent (Akyeampong 2002: 42-46)."
Does anyone know of more recent data? Thanks, Lynne Lynne Fernandez Errol Black Chair in Labour Issues Project coordinator CCPA Mb. 205 - 745 Main Street Winnipeg MB. R2W 3N5 204 927 3207 lynne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxUNIFOR 567
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