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Massachusetts hospital nurses to see across-the-board raises of 15% over 4 years
Registered nurses at Pittsfield, Mass.-based Berkshire Medical Center have approved a contract that includes wage increases, according to hospital and union statements shared with Becker's. -
10 states with the largest decreases to travel nurse pay
The average weekly travel nurse pay in October in the U.S. was $3,080, down 18.82 percent from $3,794 during the same month in 2021, according to a report from Vivian Health, a national healthcare hiring marketplace. -
RN pay for all 50 states adjusted by cost of living
The average hourly pay for registered nurses in the U.S. is $39.78, according to the most recent U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics occupational employment statistics survey. Wages and living costs vary from place to place, however. -
New York hospital to raise nurses' pay by 27% over 5 years
Members of the New York State Nurses Association have approved a new contract with Valhalla, N.Y.-based Westchester Medical Center that boosts nurse wages. -
New law requires salary ranges for New York City job postings
Businesses with at least one New York City-based worker will be required by law to add salary ranges to their job postings, effective Nov. 1, The New York Times reported. -
5 hospitals, health systems raising nurses' pay
The following hospitals and health systems have announced or shared plans for raising nurses' pay in October: -
New deal locks in raises of up to 11% for Hackensack Meridian hospital nurses
A new contract for nurses at Neptune City, N.J.-based Jersey Shore University Medical Center comes with higher wages and improved safety measures for the employees, the Asbury Park Press reported Oct. 24. -
Voters to decide on healthcare minimum wage increase in 2 California cities
Voters in the Los Angeles County cities of Duarte and Inglewood, Calif., are set to vote Nov. 8 on whether to raise the minimum wage for workers at private hospitals, dialysis centers and other healthcare facilities, the Los Angeles Times reported Oct. 24. -
UMass Memorial Health nurses to see wage increases of up to 19.5%
Nurses working in hospitals owned and operated by Worcester, Mass.-based UMass Memorial Health have approved new contracts that include significant wage increases, according to hospital and union statements shared with Becker's. -
UW Medicine invests in 'historic' raises for nurses
Members of the Washington State Nurses Association have approved a new contract with Seattle-based UW Medicine that includes significant raises, The Seattle Times reported Oct. 20. -
New York boosts starting pay for state-employed nurses
New York will provide pay increases for more than 6,500 nurses across over 15 state agencies, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Oct. 14. -
Physicians' love-hate relationship with incentive bonuses: Medscape
Physicians have weighed in on the benefits and disadvantages of incentive bonuses, a recent Medscape study found. -
Hourly wage for 25 healthcare jobs
The mean hourly wage for healthcare practitioners and technical occupations varies across positions. -
Mayo Clinic to increase some wages by 6%
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is boosting pay 6 percent for some workers, marking its largest across-the-board wage jump in two decades, the Star Tribune reported Oct. 5. -
A single health system among 100 big companies with competitive pay
Tech reigns supreme and healthcare providers are scant when it comes to competitive compensation among companies with more than 500 employees, according to workplace review site Comparably's 6th annual list of Best Companies for Compensation, released Oct. 4. -
10 states with the largest decreases to travel nurse pay
The average weekly travel nurse pay in September in the U.S. was $3,066, down 17.34 percent from $3,709 during the same month in 2021, according to a report from Vivian Health, a national healthcare hiring marketplace. -
U of Michigan to invest $273M in nursing compensation
Members of the Michigan Nurses Association have approved a four-year contract with Ann Arbor-based University of Michigan Health that includes a $273 million compensation package. -
362 statistics on nursing compensation | 2022
With nursing shortages not going away anytime soon, it's important to look at how nursing compensation has evolved. -
Voters to decide on $25/hour minimum wage for some healthcare workers in 2 California cities
Measures establishing a $25 minimum hourly wage for workers at private healthcare facilities will be placed before voters in two California cities. -
California training program helps nurses level up in salary
A California program can help licensed vocational nurses — with a starting salary of $55,000 in the state — train to become registered nurses and make a starting salary around $110,000, The Sacramento Bee reported Sept. 26. Now, the state's Labor and Workforce Development Agency aims to spend $480 million — and the next three years — building similar apprenticeship programs.
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