Negotiations have started!

We, your WSNA negotiation team, met with management today for our first bargaining session. We passed a large portion of our proposal to management. Management did not have any proposals for us however, indicated they would provide an economic presentation at our next session. Our next bargaining dates are April 8 and April 22. Once we have the full proposal from the hospital, we will be able to provide you with more details. For the most current updates, please be sure WSNA has your current email address. You may need to ensure that your email is set up so WSNA notices are not sent to your spam folder. You can also view WSNA updates on the WSNA NW’s page athttps://www.wsna.org/union/northwest-hospital.

Remember, WSNA is your resource for all questions related to negotiations and other contract matters. Please contact one of your negotiation team members or your WSNA nurse rep, Sara Frey (sfrey@wsna.org), if you have questions or comments.

In solidarity, your 2021 WSNA negotiation team - Josef Mansour - ED, Brook Dodd - SCU, Hugh M McGowan - Neighborhood Clinics, Tiffany Guyette - Float, Samuel Alemu - MS, Heidi Glendenning - Birth Center, Rebekah Aguilar - Birth Center, Elizabeth Tassani – ED


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