Representatives from the Service Employees International Union claim employees of ImageFIRST “struggle to make ends meet despite working for a company that reported in 2014 that it had $45 million in sales,” according to the article.
According to its website, ImageFIRST services more than 6,000 medical offices including outpatient facilities, ambulatory surgery centers, health systems, imaging centers, family practitioners, sleep centers, women’s health centers and hospitals.
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