Statement regarding negotiations between WSNA and Kadlec
WSNA reported little progress on safe staffing and benefits after its tenth negotiating session with Kadlec management.
WSNA reported little progress on safe staffing and benefits after its tenth negotiating session with Kadlec management.
Kadlec nurses planned a Nov. 9, 2015, rally in Richland for safe patient care and a fair contract.
A preliminary PERC ruling advanced WSNA's bad-faith bargaining allegations against UW Medical Center.
UW Medical Center nurses planned a Sept. 16, 2015, picket and march on Montlake.
The Department of Health cited Whidbey General Hospital for failing to implement Washington's safe nurse staffing law.
WSNA called for stronger training, protective equipment, drills, and protocols to prepare Washington hospitals for Ebola.
Holy Family nurses picketed for safer staffing, patient protections, and a contract that supports nurse recruitment and retention.
Kittitas Valley Healthcare nurses presented a community petition seeking a fair contract after more than 18 months of negotiations.
The Washington Supreme Court reaffirmed nurses' right to overtime pay for missed rest breaks, ending the Sacred Heart legal challenge.
PeaceHealth St. Joseph nurses in Bellingham picketed over patient safety, proposed benefit cuts, and nurse retention.