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What 8 HR leaders told Becker's about the changing workforce in 2023
In 2023, Becker's connected with human resources and people chiefs at hospitals and health systems nationwide to learn more about their strategies — from building a strong culture, to offering flexibility, to mediating disputes — as they navigated a transformative year for talent. -
Stanford resident physicians to receive 21% raise in 1st contract
Resident physicians and fellows have approved their first labor contract with Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Health Care. -
Illinois nurses vote down Ascension's 'final offer'
Nurses at Ascension Saint Joseph-Joliet (Ill.), part of St. Louis-based Ascension, have voted down the latest contract proposal from hospital management. -
Strike set at 4 Prime hospitals: 6 things to know
Members of the Service Employees International Union-United Healthcare Workers West are set to launch a strike Dec. 20 affecting four Prime Healthcare facilities in Southern California. -
Providence nurses reject tentative labor deal
Nurses represented by United Food and Commercial Workers 3000 have rejected a tentative labor contract reached earlier this month with Providence Regional Medical Center Everett (Wash.). -
Boston Medical Center workers OK new deal
Members of 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East who work at Boston Medical Center have approved a new four-year labor contract. -
More Minnesota systems move to limit weight loss drug coverage for employees
At least four Minnesota health systems are ending or limiting weight loss drug coverage for employees in 2024. -
SSM Health nurses set to stage 48-hour strike
Members of the National Nurses Organizing Committee plan to launch a 48-hour strike Dec. 27 at Saint Louis University Hospital in St. Louis. -
After 4-month strike, New Jersey hospital nurses approve labor deal
Nurses at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, N.J., approved a new labor contract Dec. 15, two weeks after reaching a tentative agreement with the hospital following a strike that lasted more than 120 days. -
More Providence physicians vote to unionize
A small group of palliative care physicians who work at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center in Portland, Ore., have voted to join the Pacific Northwest Hospital Medicine Association, a hospitalists union represented by AFT Healthcare and serviced by the Oregon Nurses Association. -
Nurses cheer on North Carolina AG's lawsuit against HCA
Unionized nurses with HCA Healthcare's Mission Hospital are applauding the North Carolina attorney general's litigation against the hospital operator. -
LA physicians, dentists plan strike after Christmas
Physicians and dentists who work for Los Angeles County plan to go on strike Dec. 27, the Los Angeles Times reported. -
Nurses at Prime hospital approve labor deal
Members of the United Nurses Associations of California/Union of Health Care Professionals have approved a new labor contract with Prime Healthcare's St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood, Calif. -
Nurses set to strike at 2 more Prime hospitals
Members of the Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses & Allied Professionals are set to launch five-day strikes Dec. 22 affecting Prime Healthcare's Suburban Community Hospital in Norristown, Pa., and Lower Bucks Hospital in Bristol, Pa. -
Union workers at URMC hold strike
Two unions representing caregivers and service workers at University of Rochester (N.Y.) Medical Center's Strong Memorial Hospital and River Campus began a 17-hour strike Dec. 13. -
Labor protest at HHS headquarters ends with 18 arrests
Individuals who said they are ACA and Medicare call center employees with federal contractor Maximus were arrested Dec. 12 during a labor protest outside HHS' headquarters in Washington, D.C. -
Mayo workers seek vote on union removal
Workers at Mayo Clinic Health System in Austin, Minn., have signed a petition seeking a vote on the removal of United Steelworkers Local 11-005 as their bargaining representative. -
HR leaders' 2024 talent strategy
Human resources leaders ranked strengthening the employee experience and organizational culture as their No. 1 overall priority in 2024. Developing leadership and workforce capabilities was listed as the second-highest priority in a new Conference Board survey. -
Stanford resident physicians reach tentative deal
Resident physicians and fellows at Stanford Health Care reached a tentative agreement on their first labor contract with the Palo Alto, Calif.-based health system on Dec. 6. -
Colorado children's hospital scales back education benefit program
Earlier this month, Aurora-based Children's Hospital Colorado announced it was scaling back its education benefit program for workers for certain healthcare degrees. Now, the hospital has adjusted its plan for current enrollees after feedback from affected employees.
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