Health care workers want minimum staffing standards in 2022
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Three unions that collectively represent 71,000 health care workers have launched a campaign to press the state Legislature to act on these matters in the next session. Service Employees International Union Healthcare 1199NW, Washington State Nurses Association and United Food and Commercial Workers 21 are drafting legislation to address the concerns.
Health care workers want minimum staffing standards in 2022
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