Important Update – Page 3 – Menno Place Team

Menno Hospital – 16.01 Application Renewals

December 5, 2024/in HOSPITAL, Important Update

To: All Menno Hospital – HEU Members
From: Jessy Manhas
Date: December 5, 2024
Re: Article 16.01 Application Renewals

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FACILITIES SUBSECTOR COLLECTIVE AGREEEMENT

It’s time to update your 16.01 applications. Many are no longer relevant and require updating.

Under the Facilities Subsector Collective Agreement a part-time or full-time team member may indicate to the Employer that they wish to relieve in another position should work of less than ninety (90) calendar days arise.

Please complete the 16.01 form with your preferences, if you are interested in continuing in a 16.01.

NEW FOR 2025: You can complete this form online. Click here to submit the 2025 form for Menno Hospital staff.

All previous forms will be discontinued on January 01, 2025 so please submit your new form to the Staffing Office prior to December 23, 2024.

Thank you,

Jessy Manhas

Manager of People & Culture
604-851-1346

The Christmas Door Decorating Contest is Back!

December 5, 2024/in Apartments, HOME, HOSPITAL, Important Update

The contest is open to Menno Place staff in all buildings across campus and runs from Nov 22 – Dec 5, 2024.

Missed Giving Tuesday? You can still help brighten lives

December 5, 2024/in Apartments, HOME, HOSPITAL, Important Update

Giving Tuesday is December 3rd, but you can keep giving through December 6th. Together we can make real and positive change for our 700 treasured residents

And the Winner Is…

December 4, 2024/in Apartments, HOME, HOSPITAL, Important Update

Thanks to everyone who participated in the Worklife Pulse Survey! This data is vital to the Menno Place leadership as they plan for the future and continue to make Menno Place a great place to work.

As promised someone will win a $100 gift card of their choosing and the winner is: TAMMY COMPTON! Congratulations Tammy!

Also, there was an extra push toward the end of the survey to see if we could hit 300 participants. We didn’t get all the way to 300 but we did pass 250 so the leadership decided to award a second gift card for $50.

The winner of the $50 gift card is: Aaron Russell! Congratulations Aaron!

Both winners have been contacted so they can choose where they want their gift cards to come from. Choices, choices.

Thanks again to everyone who took the time to participate in the survey.

It’s Giving Tuesday!

December 2, 2024/in Apartments, HOME, HOSPITAL, Important Update

Giving Tuesday is December 3rd, but you can keep giving through December 6th. Together we can make real and positive change for our 700 treasured residents.

TODAY! Last Flu Clinic for 2024: Dec 2

December 1, 2024/in Apartments, HOME, HOSPITAL, Important Update

Our last staff flu clinic will be held in the E2 Learning Center at Menno Home Dec 2 from 1400 to 1600. Please come prepared to show an arm and have your PHN (Personal Health Number) with you. You will have the opportunity to receive both the influenza (flu) and Covid vaccines.

Once you have received your flu vaccine, we ask you go to the Menno Place staff website to confirm having received it.

For those not confirming having received the flu vaccine or deciding not to receive it, masking protocols will be in effect for the flu season. Please log your decision not get the shot here: I did not get my flu shot.

Christmas Events at Menno Place

December 1, 2024/in Important Update

Here’s what’s happening around campus in December for our residents and their family and friends! Staff are also welcome to pop in and share in some Christmas cheer.

Hymn Stories – December 2024

December 1, 2024/in Important Update, News

The origins of this carol date to medieval times. The Latin verses were discovered in the mid 1800s by an English minister named John Mason Neale, who translated and wove them together to produce “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel.” Neale is also the author of the carol, “Good King Wenceslas,” and the Palm Sunday hymn, “All Glory, Laud, and Honor.” Find out more about this poet, scholar, and director of a home for the elderly.

Click to listen.