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Skagit Regional Health nurses five months into contract negotiations

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Nurses at Skagit Regional Health have been negotiating a new contract for nearly five months.

Their latest contract ended May 31.

The contract covers more than 600 registered nurses at Skagit Valley Hospital, its clinics and at Hospice of the Northwest, said Skagit Regional Health nurse Liz Rainaud, who is the local chair of the nurses union, the Washington State Nurses Association.

Skagit Valley Herald

Skagit Regional Health nurses five months into contract negotiations

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