Tentative Agreement Reached In Nurses’ Contract Dispute

Published by SPOKANE PUBLIC RADIO on 1/7/20 (Source)

Providence Sacred Heart and its nurses have reached a tentative labor agreement.

The pact includes key provisions sought by nurses, including enhanced language about staffing levels and workplace violence prevention and limits on the employer's ability to raise premiums. It also preserves important health benefits, provides wage increases of 10% over the duration of the three-year contract and a ratification bonus of $2,100, prorated for part-time nurses.

Published by Spokane Public Radio on January 7, 2020.

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