Approximately 1,000 nurses from Kaiser Los Angeles Medical Center have staged a 24-hour walk-out, according to a Forbes news report.
The nurses have signed up for the walk-out because of dissatisfaction over Kaiser Permanente's alleged refusal to address staffing levels at the Los Angeles hospital. The nurses are also striking over the health system's alleged refusal to bargain in good faith. Kaiser Permanente officials responded to the allegations by saying the system has bargained in good faith, according to the news report.
Read the news report about the nurse walk-out at Kaiser Los Angeles Medical Center.
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The nurses have signed up for the walk-out because of dissatisfaction over Kaiser Permanente's alleged refusal to address staffing levels at the Los Angeles hospital. The nurses are also striking over the health system's alleged refusal to bargain in good faith. Kaiser Permanente officials responded to the allegations by saying the system has bargained in good faith, according to the news report.
Read the news report about the nurse walk-out at Kaiser Los Angeles Medical Center.
Read other coverage about Kaiser Permanente.
- Kaiser Permanente Holds Public Competition for New Hospital Design
- Kaiser Permanente Promotes Executive VP to President, COO
- California Anesthesiologist Files Suit Against Kaiser Foundation Health Plans, Others