Strike Averted at West Virginia University Hospitals

West Virginia University Hospitals has signed a tentative agreement with its unionized workers, averting a strike originally scheduled for today, according to a Charleston Daily Mail.

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The more than 860 union workers are expected to vote Thursday on the proposed contract.

Details of the contract were not released.

The union rejected a previous contract offer, citing increases in healthcare benefits and rules surrounding “early quit” days.

Read the Charleston Daily Mail report on West Virginia University Hospitals.

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