Negotiations session one August 22, 2022

Pullman nurses,

Thank you to those who stopped by today for our official contract negotiation kick off! Your negotiating team met today with management on site and presented our initial proposal to management.

Our proposals target the concerns of the bargaining unit and address rates of pay, differentials, staffing and workplace violence and safety, among other things.

Our next session will be Sept. 7, 2022.

By becoming a member, you help your fellow nurses at the table secure competitive wages and improved working conditions. By becoming member, you demonstrate the collective power of Pullman nurses, which results in greater control over your work life. Contact your representative Shawn Mork (Reed) at sreed@wsna.org to become a member today. We are in this together!

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Pictured from left to right: Sabrina Heitter ED NOC, Ryan Graves ED Days, Janine Lawrence ICU Days, Trina Partain SDS Day, Mike Sanderson WSNA legal counsel and chief spokesperson, Shawn Mork (Reed) WSNA Nurse Representative. (Not pictured: Kate Anderson Medical/Surgical)

Questions? Contact your WSNA nurse representative Shawn Mork (Reed) at sreed@wsna.org.

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