Unionized nurses from 13 New York City facilities participated in a day of protest Feb. 13, prompted by complaints of poor working conditions and inadequate staffing by nurses at three New York health systems, according to CBS New York.
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Thousands of unionized nurses in New York City plan to protest Feb. 13 amid reports that they say show inadequate staffing caused bad conditions at 13 area facilities, the New York State Nurses Association announced.
Marin General Hospital in Greenbrae, Calif., has won a legal request to limit noise and disturbance they say is caused by striking workers, according to the Marin Independent Journal.
Unionized service workers at Washington (Pa.) Hospital have approved a labor deal that includes a pay boost, according to the Observer-Reporter.
Becker's Hospital Review has reported the following hospital-union events — including protests and contract agreements — since Jan. 25.
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Nurses at Barton Memorial Hospital in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., said they may go on strike Feb. 15 over staffing issues, according to KOLO, an ABC-affiliate TV station.
A federal labor board has dismissed objections filed by New Bedford, Mass.-based St. Luke's Hospital alleging voter fraud in a Nov. 29 unionization election, according to WBSM radio station.
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Registered nurses at Pacifica Hospital of the Valley in Sun Valley, Calif., voted Feb. 4 to authorize their bargaining team to call a strike, according to a union news release.
Pomona (Calif.) Valley Hospital Medical Center service and technical employees have failed in their bid to unionize after a nearly three-year effort, according to a Daily Bulletin report.