Hey, Chris Ecclestone!  Remember the message about Re: RE: UNIONS?
You said to Tom Patierno on 18 Oct 96  09:53:38...
 
CE> Wednesday October 16 1996 20:42, Tom Patierno wrote to George Jackson:
CE> 
CE>  TP> Would you believe that in most states and in Canada, Emergency 
Medical
CE>  TP> Services are not considered "essential" services?  They are 
"specializ
CE>  TP> livery services", ie: taxis and buses are livery services.
CE> 
CE>  TP> Hospitals, on the other hand, are considered "essential", but only
CE>  TP> emergency rooms and CCU/ICU.  The rest are not "essential".....
CE> 
CE>     True, but if the ambulance service is operated by a hospital (ie the
CE> hospital holds the licence - in reality all ambulance services are 
governed
CE> almost directly by the MOH), the hospital can designate the employees of 
th
CE> ambulance service as essential employees.  If the ambulance service 
licence
 
CE>     Can you tell that the government is involved? :-)
CE> 
CE> Chris
 
Set the bait, and lookit what came up!
Yes, I think that the gov't was at work here. 
Are you -sure- that Canada isn't part of the USA? 
Good ta se ya, Chris.
Regards,
Tom Patierno
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