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Unions representing SRHD workers call for transparency’ surrounding Lutz’s departure

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The Washington State Nurses Association and PROTEC17 released a statement calling for transparency behind SRHD's decision to ask Dr. Lutz to resign. The two unions represent a "vast majority" of the workers employed by the health district, according to the statement.

Unions representing SRHD workers call for transparency’ surrounding Lutz’s departure

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