The Morgantown-based system and Local 814 of the Laborers’ International Union of North America were able to agree on some key issues this week, according to a WAJR report.
The union, which represents roughly 900 service workers at WVU Hospitals, issued a strike notice earlier this week — the third time it did so since December.
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