Nurses at Seattle Children’s plan to picket as contract talks stall

Published by PUGET SOUND BUSINESS JOURNAL on 8/8/22 (Source)

The nurses union says hospitals like Seattle Children's can afford raises, given the $80 million it received from the CARES Act and a $359 million profit reported in 2021.

 Nursing representatives said at the time they'd take the battle to the bargaining table.

Published by Puget Sound Business Journal on August 8, 2022.

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