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UPMC, Allegheny Health end COVID-19 payroll policies
UPMC and Allegheny Health Network, both based in Pittsburgh, have largely returned to normal payroll operations after temporarily adjusting them earlier during the COVID-19 pandemic, they confirmed to Becker's Hospital Review. -
10 highest-paying states for nurse practitioners
Nurse practitioners have the highest average annual salary in California, according to the most recent U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data. -
WellSpan Health CEO takes 25% pay cut
The CEO and other executives at York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health will take pay cuts in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the health system announced May 11. -
Providence CEO takes 50% pay cut
The CEO of Providence and other executives will take pay cuts through the end of the year due to steep revenue declines the Renton, Wash.-based health system has seen amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a spokesperson said in an email to Becker's. -
Northwestern says some employees no longer eligible for COVID-19 bonuses
Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine informed some employees May 7 that bonuses they were set to receive due to their work amid the COVID-19 pandemic would be taken back because they were no longer eligible for the special compensation program, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. -
Advocate Aurora CEO takes 50% salary cut
Jim Skogsbergh, the CEO of Milwaukee and Downers Grove, Ill.-based Advocate Aurora Health, will take a 50 percent salary cut for at least the next quarter, according to Milwaukee Business News. -
HCA extends executive pay cuts
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare's executive team will take a 30 percent pay cut until at least June 30, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. -
5 best, worst states for nurse pay
California is the top-paying state for registered nurses, according to May 2019 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data. -
Highest-paid CEOs in 2019: Who made the list from healthcare
Nineteen healthcare CEOs made Equilar's annual list of the 100 highest-paid CEOs at the largest U.S. companies. -
$1M in bonuses donated to Dominican Hospital employees
Employees at Dignity Health Dominican Hospital in Santa Cruz, Calif., will receive $1 million in COVID-19 bonuses from an anonymous local donor, the hospital announced May 4. -
Teamsters union targets Tenet CEO's pay package
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters has sent a letter to other Tenet Healthcare shareholders urging them to reject a $24 million pay package for Tenet Chairman and CEO Ronald Rittenmeyer. -
Cincinnati Children's employees take 20% pay cut
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center said employees who are temporarily without work will take pay cuts due to the financial effect of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Advocate Aurora offers bonuses to more than 60,000 workers
Milwaukee and Downers Grove Ill.-based Advocate Aurora Health is providing $15 million in award payments to more than 60,000 eligible employees in recognition of their work during 2019, according to an internal memo obtained by Becker's Hospital Review. -
Kaleida Health, Catholic Health provide COVID-19 hazard pay to workers
Kaleida Health and Catholic Health, both based in Buffalo, N.Y., are providing hazard pay to workers caring directly for COVID-19 patients, according to The Buffalo News. -
Bonuses paid out to Denver Health execs 1 week after front-line workers asked to take unpaid leave
Top executives from Denver Health Medical Center received 2019 performance bonuses ranging from $50,000 to $230,000 one week after front-line workers were asked to take unpaid leave or cut their hours due to the financial hit from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a CBS4 investigation. -
3 health systems giving workers bonuses amid COVID-19
Health systems have offered their employees bonus payments in April to recognize their work fighting COVID-19. -
Union seeks hazard pay for University of Chicago hospital workers
A union representing healthcare workers at the University of Chicago Medicine is calling for hazard pay for their members amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to CBS Chicago. -
Ohio health system cuts hours, pay of 4,100 workers
Cleveland-based University Hospitals will reduce hours and pay by 20 percent for about 4,100 workers not directly involved in patient care, the health system announced April 22. -
Vidant reducing executive, staff pay
Citing financial challenges due to COVID-19, Greenville, N.C.-based Vidant Health said it will reduce compensation for executives and staff through furloughs, salary reductions, and schedule and shift adjustments, effective April 26. -
Northwell gives front-line staff $2,500 bonus
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health is giving front-line staff responding to the COVID-19 pandemic a $2,500 lump-sum payment and a week of paid time off.
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