Ohio’s Salem Community Hospital Signs New 3-Year Contract With Nurses’ Union

Salem (Ohio) Community Hospital and its nurses’ union recently signed a new three-year contract, according to a Salem News report.

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The last contract expired on April 21 but was extended. The Ohio Nurses Association, which represents 161 registered nurses at the hospital, approved the contract on May 4 and the SCH board approved it on May 19.

Read the Salem News report on Salem Community Hospital’s new three-year contract with its nurses union.

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