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Seattle Children’s nurses would get $10 per hour raise under proposed contract

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Nurses at Seattle Children’s hospital are expected to vote Thursday on a contract agreement that would increase pay for entry-level nurses by nearly 50%.

“This is the first time I’ve felt a sense of relief in months,” Edna Cortez, co-chair of the union and a Seattle Children’s registered nurse, said in a statement.

Seattle Children’s nurses would get $10 per hour raise under proposed contract

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