Q&A with Jacob Garcia
Garcia, a nurse at Sunnyside Community Hospital in Yakima County, grew up with a grandmother who helped organize migrant workers in California alongside Cesar Chavez.
Garcia, a nurse at Sunnyside Community Hospital in Yakima County, grew up with a grandmother who helped organize migrant workers in California alongside Cesar Chavez.
Cabinet members work to improve the lives of nurses through better contracts. They also encourage organizing on behalf of nurses.
United local units are finally convincing management they have to do better to keep nurses at their facilities.
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I left the Assembly feeling inspired to continue the work of nurses who came before me and laid the groundwork to inspire, nurture, and elevate the next generation of nurse leaders.
“We knew going into this 2022 session it was an uphill battle."
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Tentative agreement with record raises comes 9 months before contract expires.
Elsa Sjunneson on a mission to end ableism.
Press release
Historic contract comes after 12 bargaining sessions.
The hospital signed a contract with its nurses making them among the highest paid in Eastern Washington. “This contract raises everyone up."
Seattle Children’s nurses took to the streets on Aug. 9 to show their frustration over stalled talks.
Learn how each of our WSNA-PAC endorsed candidates performed in the election, including two WSNA nurses.
WSNA labor advisor Gerard Friesz on the wave of unionization
CARES Act government relief helped hospital increase profits and build assets.
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ANA seeks forgiveness “for named and unaccounted-for harms,” and issues a plan of action to promote diversity.
Retaining nurses through meaningful wage increases makes more financial sense than paying travel nurse wages and offering hiring bonuses.
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This decision has significant implications for women’s reproductive health and choice. The ruling leaves it up to each state to determine its own laws regarding abortion.
We will be marching with the labor contingent hosted by Pride at Work, which advocates for LGBTQ+ union members, other workers, and allies.
Thirteen WSNA voting delegates attended the American Nurses Association (ANA) Membership Assembly in Washington, D.C. on June 10 and 11.
WSNA spoke to member Josh Chatman to learn more about what it’s like to be a nurse on the front lines.