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HCA nurses at 10 Florida hospitals approve labor deal
Registered nurses at 10 HCA Healthcare hospitals in Florida have approved a new contract that includes COVID-19 pandemic safety provisions and a focus on safe staffing, according to the union that represents them. -
Las Vegas hospital workers vote down continued union representation
Technical workers at Desert Springs Hospital Medical Center in Las Vegas have voted to reject continued union representation by SEIU Local 1107, according to the hospital and the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation. -
Chicago healthcare workers reach tentative deal, end 18-day strike
Cook County workers in Chicago have reached a tentative agreement with the county, ending an 18-day strike that began in June, union officials said. -
USC nurses to strike for 2 days
Citing concerns about staffing and patient safety, registered nurses at Keck Hospital of USC and USC Norris Cancer Hospital in Los Angeles plan to strike July 13 and July 14, according to hospital and union statements. -
Union plans 'danger zones' at 8 Sutter hospitals
Sutter Health employees represented by SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West are set to rally outside eight California hospitals throughout July to protest staffing levels, wait times and workplace safety problems. -
Cook County Health nurses ratify contract; system to add 300 nurses
Chicago-based Cook County Health will add 300 nurses under a new contract approved July 2, following nine months of negotiations and a one-day nurse strike that ended June 25. -
Mission Hospital nurses approve 1st union contract
Registered nurses at HCA's Mission Hospital in Asheville, N.C., ratified their first union contract July 2. -
Amid nurses strike, federal lawmakers seek probe into Tenet's use of COVID-19 relief funds
A group of federal lawmakers is questioning Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare's use of taxpayer funds, including federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act grants and loans, as nurses at Tenet's Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Mass., continue a strike that began March 8. -
Chicago nurses reach tentative agreement with Cook County Health
Nurses at Chicago-based Cook County Health have reached a tentative contract with management after a one-day strike that ended June 25, according to the Chicago Tribune. -
McLaren Macomb nurses authorize strike
Nurses at Mount Clemens, Mich.- based McLaren Macomb have authorized their union bargaining team to issue a 10-day strike notice if they deem it necessary amid contract negotiations, according to June 29 hospital and union statements. -
One Medical workers seek unionization
Employees at San Francisco-based One Medical plan to join Workers United, an affiliate of the Service Employees International Union, according to Forbes. -
Why some employers are avoiding remote workers in Colorado
Some employers seeking remote workers are bypassing hiring in Colorado to avoid a new state law that requires companies to disclose the expected salary or pay range for open roles that are advertised, according to The Wall Street Journal. -
U of Cincinnati Medical Center nurses authorize strike
University of Cincinnati Medical Center nurses have authorized their union bargaining team to issue a 10-day strike notice if they deem necessary amid contract negotiations, the Enquirer reported. -
Tenet Massachusetts hospital proposes new offer as nurses' strike nears 4th month
Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Mass., has offered the union representing about 800 nurses at the facility a new proposal option to end a strike that has been ongoing for nearly four months. -
Nursing strike ends, another begins involving Chicago healthcare workers
A one-day strike by about 900 nurses at Cook County Health ended June 25 as other workers at the Chicago-based health system began to strike, according to hospital and union statements. -
Nearly 900 Chicago nurses strike
Nearly 900 nurses at Chicago-based Cook County Health went on strike June 24 over staffing concerns, according to the Chicago Tribune. -
Chicago health system prepares for nurses' strike
Chicago-based Cook County Health has postponed some elective and nonurgent procedures or appointments as it prepares for nurses to walk off the job. -
California nurses hold public action over staffing, retention concerns
Registered nurses at Oceanside, Calif.-based Tri-City Medical Center will hold a public action June 22 to express their concerns about staffing and the hospital's ability to recruit and retain RNs, according to a union statement. -
Albany Med to pay 7 former nurses restitution over 'repayment fee' provision
Albany (N.Y.) Med Health System has agreed to pay $90,229 to seven former nurses to resolve allegations it illegally forced the nurses to pay fees after resignation or termination, according to a June 17 news release from New York State Attorney General Letitia James. -
Cook County healthcare workers to strike next week
Cook County workers and nurses in Chicago plan to strike on or after June 24, according to the unions that represent them.
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