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U of California workers begin 2-day strikes: 5 things to know
AFSCME Local 3299 — a union representing University of California service and patient care workers — and members of the University Professional and Technical Employees at the University of California San Francisco are both scheduled to begin strikes Nov. 20. -
Nurses at Ascension St. Agnes Hospital push for union decertification vote
Nurses at Ascension St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore have petitioned the National Labor Relations Board to hold a vote on removing National Nurses United as their bargaining representative. -
UI Health nurses reach deal, end 4-day strike
Nurses at the University of Illinois Health system, part of the University of Illinois Chicago, have reached a tentative labor contract after a four-day strike. -
Mass General Brigham primary care physicians eye unionizing
Primary care physicians at Massachusetts General and Brigham and Women's hospitals, both part of Mass General Brigham, are taking steps toward a unionization election. -
Northwell NYC nurses to receive up to $29K pay hike in new deal
Members of the New York Professional Nurses Union have voted to approve a tentative agreement with their employer, New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health. -
Dignity California hospital nurses to see 22% wage increase: 4 notes
Nurses and licensed professionals at St. John's Regional Medical Center in Oxnard, Calif., voted Nov. 7 to ratify a new labor contract that includes wage increases. -
9,700+ Michigan nurses to unionize
Nurses at Corewell Health East, part of Corewell Health in southeast Michigan, have voted to join Nurses for Nurses, a committee of Michigan Teamsters Joint Council No. 43. -
UC interns, residents aim to form largest physician bargaining unit in US
The Committee of Interns and Residents, an SEIU local representing 6,400 interns, residents and fellows across the University of California system, has filed a petition to create the largest single physician bargaining unit in the U.S. -
Feds recover wages for fired Arkansas health system employee
The Labor Department has recovered $14,082 in back wages from Little Rock-based Methodist Family Health after determining the behavioral health system illegally terminated a worker on family medical leave. -
California hospital nurses reach tentative deal, call off strike
Nurses at Antelope Valley Medical Center in Lancaster, Calif., have reached a tentative agreement aimed at improving retention and recruitment, canceling a strike planned for Nov. 19. -
Chicago nurses strike at UI Health: 5 things to know
The Illinois Nurses Association, representing about 1,700 registered nurses at Chicago-based UI Health, launched a strike on Nov. 13 — the second nurse strike at the health system since August. -
U-M Health workers cancel strike: 4 notes
A memorandum of understanding has been reached for healthcare workers at Ann Arbor-based Michigan Medicine, canceling a strike planned for Nov. 12. -
California hospital nurses to strike: 4 things to know
Nurses at Antelope Valley Medical Center in Lancaster, Calif., plan to strike on Nov. 19. -
Employee fired from Tennessee system over social media post
Regional One Health dismissed an employee after "offensive content" was shared on their personal social media account, the Memphis, Tenn.-based health system confirmed in a statement shared with Becker's. -
2nd union plans strike at U of California
AFSCME Local 3299, a union representing University of California service and patient care workers, has scheduled a systemwide strike for Nov. 20 and 21. -
2,000 UCSF healthcare workers schedule strike
Members of the University Professional and Technical Employees at the University of California San Francisco are set to strike Nov. 20 and 21. -
Washington hospital to raise pay for 1,100 workers
Kadlec Regional Medical Center will raise wages for 1,100 workers as part of a newly approved labor contract, according to an SEIU Healthcare 1199 news release shared with Becker's. -
Achieving a More Flexible Workforce in Healthcare
Implementing Internal Float Pools and Agencies Through Advanced Analytics and Integrated Technology Solutions As health systems strive to adapt to ever-changing circumstances, they are turning to innovative staffing models and advanced analytics to optimize their operations. -
Nurses, management clash over staffing committee election
Albany (N.Y.) Medical Center hospital's unionized nurses and management are facing off in an internal staffing committee election, according to the Times Union. -
California hospital delays obstetrics cut after nurse pushback
A California hospital is delaying plans to close its obstetrics department through at least Jan. 31, following pressure from the California Nurses Association and the state's health department.
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