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Union calls on South Dakota to intervene in Sanford-Fairview merger
Officials with the union representing workers affected by the proposed merger of Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health and Minneapolis-based Fairview Health Services are voicing opposition to the proposal and calling for involvement from South Dakota lawmakers and the state's attorney general, the Argus Leader reported March 3. -
Union seeks to reopen contract talks for 78,000 healthcare workers
Citing worker burnout and other challenges, a union seeks to reopen its master contract with 90 hospitals and nursing homes in the New York City area early, Politico reported March 2. -
15,000 HCA workers begin contract bargaining
A total of 15,000 nurses and other healthcare workers at HCA Healthcare-owned hospitals in Florida and Nevada have started bargaining to negotiate new contracts, their union announced March 2. -
UC nurses call out practices they say put patients at risk
Nurses at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles and UCSF Medical Center at Parnassus in San Francisco are raising awareness about their concerns regarding working conditions at the facilities, according to the Los Angeles Times. -
Providence workers seek union representation
Providence Women's Clinic and Providence Home Health and Hospice caregivers in Oregon seek to vote on union representation. -
Strike at Kaiser-affiliated Hawaii hospitals enters 2nd week
Members of United Public Workers are entering the second week of their strike at three Maui Health hospitals in Hawaii. -
St. Charles physicians withdraw unionization petition
Physicians, advanced practice providers and other caregivers within St. Charles Medical Group have withdrawn their petition with the National Labor Relations Board for union representation. -
California health system workers protest, alleging 40 violent incidents in 1 month
From janitors to physicians, workers at Santa Clara (Calif.) Valley Healthcare System allege the health system has unsafe staffing practices that put patients and providers at risk. -
900 Michigan Medicine workers join new union
More than 900 diagnostic technologists at Ann Arbor-based Michigan Medicine have joined a new union, according to mlive.com. -
What's next for Penn Medicine physicians seeking unionization?
As resident physicians and fellows at Philadelphia-based University of Pennsylvania Health System seek to form a union, there are multiple factors that can dictate their path forward, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported Feb. 24. -
Workers urge Minnesota hospital leaders to address 'widespread and entrenched' racism
Workers at several Twin Cities hospitals are calling for action after a recent survey found allegations of racism in the healthcare workplace, Sahan Journal reported Feb. 21. -
UCSF nurses allege 'crisis' working conditions
Registered nurses at the University of California San Francisco will rally outside the hospital on Feb. 28 to protest "crisis conditions," which they allege are caused by unsafe staffing ratios. -
Nurses at Northwell hospital withdraw strike notice
Members of the New York State Nurses Association have reached a tentative agreement with South Shore University Hospital in Bay Shore, N.Y., averting a strike. -
2 Michigan hospitals each to raise nurses' pay by at least 16%
Members of the Michigan Nurses Association have approved contracts with McLaren Central Hospital in Mt. Pleasant and MyMichigan Medical Center Alma. -
Nurses accuse Ascension of wage theft
Attorneys working with members of the Illinois Nurses Association have filed a class action lawsuit in federal court alleging wage theft by St. Louis-based Ascension. -
Montefiore physicians vote to unionize
Resident physicians at New York City-based Montefiore Medical Center have voted to join the Committee of Interns and Residents, a local of the Service Employees International Union. -
University at Buffalo physicians make union push
Resident physicians and fellows at the University at Buffalo, who work at hospitals across Western New York, have filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board for a union representation election, The Buffalo News reported Feb. 22. -
98% of HR managers use AI to make layoff decisions
As artificial intelligence expands its footprint in the workplace, it might remove the "human" from some human resources decisions. -
New York City physicians rally over pay parity
Amid contract negotiations, resident physicians and fellows held a rally Feb. 21 outside Elmhurst hospital in New York City to raise awareness about their concerns regarding pay and benefits parity. -
Strike set at 3 Kaiser-affiliated hospitals in Hawaii
United Public Workers members are set to strike Feb. 22 at three Maui Health hospitals in Hawaii.
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