Workforce

Some striking Pennsylvania healthcare workers reach agreement

Striking healthcare workers in Luzerne County, Pa., have reached a tentative agreement at some facilities operated by Lake Mary, Fla.-based Priority Healthcare and Edison, N.J.-based Comprehensive Healthcare, according to a Sept. 9 report from WNEP-TV.

Nathan Tucker

Friday, September 9th, 2022

Nursing home workers across Pennsylvania went on strike Sept. 2, demanding better working conditions and better care for nursing home residents.

Workers at the independently-owned Shenandoah Heights facility have not reached an agreement and are still on strike, according to the report.

Priority Healthcare owns four nursing homes in Luzerne County.

Next Up in Workforce

52% of workers struggle with loneliness: 4 notes

About 52% of workers report struggling with loneliness, which can impact company operations, a Cigna Group report found. The “Loneliness…

By: Mariah Taylor
Yesterday
Age gap in job satisfaction widens: Survey

Job satisfaction rose across nearly all age groups in 2025 — except for 18-24-year-olds — resulting in a 15-percentage point…

By: Kelly Gooch
Wednesday, June 11th, 2025
New York hospital settles with state over staffing law

Albany (N.Y.) Medical Center will pay a $375,000 penalty to the New York State Department of Health for failing to…

By: Kelly Gooch
Wednesday, June 11th, 2025

Comments are closed.

Automation in action: Inside Priority Health’s operational overhaul

Next Up in Workforce

52% of workers struggle with loneliness: 4 notes

Age gap in job satisfaction widens: Survey

New York hospital settles with state over staffing law

Stay Informed with Becker’s Hospital Review Newsletter