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Stanford, Packard nurses greenlight potential strike
Thousands of nurses at Stanford and Lucile Packard Children's hospitals in Palo Alto, Calif., have authorized the union representing them to call a strike. -
Howard University Hospital nurses plan strike
Nurses from Washington, D.C.-based Howard University Hospital and the university's student medical center have announced plans to strike later this month, reported the DCist April 4. -
Is your organization ready for a culture of Belonging?
Have you ever felt that you were forced to fit in or were left out of something –waiting on the sidelines for someone to acknowledge you, let you in, and make you feel welcomed and valued? -
U of Iowa healthcare workers owed damages for delayed pay, federal court rules
A federal judge on March 29 ruled that University of Iowa hospitals owe damages to healthcare workers for delayed overtime pay, according to the Des Moines Register. -
California nurses begin strike
Nurses at AHMC Seton Medical Center in Daly City, Calif., are beginning a strike March 30, according to the hospital and the California Nurses Association. -
Longmont United nurses' vote sets precedent in Colorado
Registered nurses at Longmont (Colo.) United Hospital voted to join the National Nurses Organizing Committee, an affiliate of National Nurses United, according to hospital and union statements. -
Nurses at Illinois hospital say payroll woes persist months after data breach
Months after a Kronos data breach affected the payroll system at Amita Health's flagship medical center, the union representing about 600 nurses at the facility say workers are still experiencing issues with their pay. -
California nurses to stage 1-day strike
Nurses at AHMC Seton Medical Center in Daly City, Calif., plan to strike March 30 amid their staffing concerns, according to the union that represents them. -
Developing a Strategic, Data-Driven Approach to Contingent Labor
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15,000+ Minnesota nurses launch campaign calling for end to 'profit-first policies'
Amid contract negotiations, more than 15,000 members of the Minnesota Nurses Association who work at 15 facilities in the Twin Cities and Duluth areas have launched a campaign highlighting their requests regarding staffing, patient care and wages. -
Las Vegas hospital delays mandatory overtime shifts after nurse pushback
University Medical Center of Southern Nevada is delaying the start of its mandatory overtime shifts for nurses, the Las Vegas-based hospital confirmed in a statement shared with Becker's. -
Tenet nurses in California vote to change unions
Registered nurses and healthcare professionals at Fountain Valley (Calif.) Regional Hospital have voted to join the National Union of Healthcare Workers, according to a March 16 union news release. -
Brooks-TLC Hospital workers approve deal with 10% wage boost
Healthcare workers at Dunkirk, N.Y.-based Brooks-TLC Hospital System approved a new contract that includes a 10 percent wage increase, a one-time appreciation bonus and incentives to address staffing shortages, according to the union that represents them. -
Nurses at 15 Sutter Health facilities to protest over health, safety concerns
Registered nurses at 15 Sutter Health hospitals in Northern California will protest March 15 over what they say is the health system's refusal to adequately address staffing, workplace violence and pandemic readiness, according to the union that represents them. -
Pennsylvania hospital nurses staging 5-day strike
More than 200 nurses at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital in Kittanning, Pa., began a five-day strike March 13, representing the first strike at the hospital in more than two decades, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported. -
Las Vegas hospital memo about mandating overtime sparks pushback from nurses
An internal memo used to communicate the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada's plan to mandate overtime sparked pushback from nurses followed by expressions of remorse from the Las Vegas-based facility. -
Northwell, Intermountain + 4 other systems form alliance to promote HR best practices
Six health systems are forming a human resources alliance to help tackle healthcare's top workforce challenges. -
Ascension Living workers in New York begin strike
The union representing more than 150 nursing home workers at Lewiston, N.Y.-based Ascension Living at Our Lady of Peace began a one-day strike March 9. -
Structure onboarding to respect providers’ time and better serve patients
Your healthcare organization has finally found the right provider to hire in a difficult-to-staff subspecialty. But she’s being heavily recruited elsewhere and verbally committed but has not signed yet. -
UVM Medical Center resident physicians seek unionization, better pay
Resident physicians at the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington seek to form a local chapter with the Committee of Interns and Residents, according to union and hospital statements.
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