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University Medical Center nurses to strike Oct. 25: 4 things to know
Members of the National Nurses Organizing Committee, an affiliate of National Nurses United, plan to hold a one-day strike Oct. 25 at University Medical Center in New Orleans. -
Stanford hospital nurses approve labor deal with 18% pay boost
Registered nurses at Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley in Pleasanton, Calif., part of Stanford Health Care, have approved a new labor contract. -
UNM hospital reaches deal with union: 6 notes
Staff from Rio Rancho-based University of New Mexico Sandoval Regional Medical Center-A Campus of UNM Hospital ratified a union contract Oct. 13, addressing staffing ratios and wages. -
New Jersey hospital nurses OK deal with staffing ratios
Union nurses of Health Professionals and Allied Employees Local 5089 have approved a new contract with University Hospital in Newark, N.J. -
2,400 Kaiser mental health workers to begin open-ended strike: 6 things to know
Members of the National Union of Healthcare Workers are set to begin an open-ended strike Oct. 21 at Kaiser Permanente locations in Southern California. -
Michigan hospital sues unions over alleged labor violations: 5 things to know
McLaren Flint (Mich.) Hospital, part of Grand Blanc, Mich.-based McLaren Health Care, said it is suing multiple unions for alleged illegal tactics during contract negotiations. -
Michigan hospital workers plan strike
Members of AFSCME Local 875 are set to walk off the job Oct. 20 at McLaren Flint (Mich.), ABC affiliate WJRT reported. -
Mission Hospital nurses, HCA agree to new contract
Union nurses at Mission Hospital in Asheville, N.C., have approved a new labor contract with Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare, which owns the hospital. -
Mastering Talent Acquisition with Maximum Optionality for Your Healthcare Strategy
Technology has emerged as a cornerstone in healthcare workforce management, transforming it from a mere tool to a pillar of progress. Adopting best practices in workforce technology solutions is essential for redefining efficiency, elevating quality, and expanding control and flexibility within health systems. -
Care Operating Systems: Empowering the Health Workforce
As we talk to health care leaders around the US and around the world about the challenges they face, we hear common and familiar themes. They worry about clinical outcomes and how to deliver optimal care. They also worry about financial outcomes and sustainability. But the one theme that comes up over and over again is workforce challenges. In fact, one leader described their top three challenges as, “workforce, workforce, workforce.” -
Michigan Medicine workers plan 1-day strike
Members of SEIU Healthcare Michigan are set to hold a one-day strike Oct. 15 at Ann Arbor-based Michigan Medicine. -
Nurses reach deal with Hawaii hospital, ending lockout
Honolulu-based Hawaii Pacific Health's Kapi'olani Medical Center for Women and Children has reached a three-year contract agreement with nurses represented by the Hawaii Nurses Association. The nurses will return to work Oct. 6, putting an end to a lockout imposed by the medical center on Sept. 13. -
Kaiser workers' historic strike: 10 things to know 1 year later
In November, Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions-represented employees approved a new four-year national labor contract following a strike involving tens of thousands of workers in multiple states. Employees also approved their local collective bargaining deals. -
Nurses seek unionization at 8 Michigan hospitals
Nurses at Corewell Health East, which is part of Corewell Health in Southeast Michigan, filed paperwork with the National Labor Relations Board on Sept. 27 to unionize as Nurses for Nurses, a committee of the Michigan Teamsters Joint Council No. 43. -
Penn Med residents, fellows reach tentative deal
Resident physicians and fellows at Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine, which comprises the University of Pennsylvania Health System and the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, have reached a tentative agreement on their first contract. -
CommonSpirit workers to picket at 4 California hospitals
Healthcare workers from Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health, who are represented by SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West, will hold informational pickets Sept. 24-26 at four Dignity Health hospitals across California to protest what they say is the outsourcing of jobs and short-staffing. -
Adjusting to a new normal: When continuing decreases in contract labor get harder
While labor costs in healthcare have decreased over the past 18 months, continuing this trend should remain a top priority for healthcare leaders. -
Brigham and Women's Faulkner nurses union reaches deal, strike averted
The Massachusetts Nurses Association has tentatively agreed to a three-year contract with Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital in Boston, averting a planned one-day strike. -
Hawaii hospital locks out nurses after strike
Honolulu-based Hawaii Pacific Health's Kapi'olani Medical Center for Women and Children has imposed a lockout of nurses represented by the Hawaii Nurses Association after the group's one-day strike Sept. 13, the Honolulu Star Advertiser reported. -
Less than half of employees report unethical behavior
Nearly 1 in 4 U.S. workers have witnessed or have firsthand knowledge of colleagues expressing unethical behavior, according to a Sept. 4 Gallup article.
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