Tacoma front-line hospital workers shouldn’t have to fight for fair pay during COVID
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In military jargon, soldiers who deploy first into a war zone are said to be at “the tip of the spear.”
In Washington’s war against COVID-19, nurses and other front-line hospital workers are at the tip of a spear, as well — different, but no less menacing.
The least that healthcare and public policy leaders can do is ensure these professionals are fully and fairly paid for their courageous work in the trenches.
Tacoma front-line hospital workers shouldn’t have to fight for fair pay during COVID
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