Negotiation Update #6

We met for our sixth negotiation session on Dec. 7, 2020.

We have made good progress regarding language on transfers, working out of class, special duty, and more. We are hoping that we can get to an agreement on economics which is the main outstanding issue, when we meet again on Dec. 15.

In Solidarity,

Your WSNA RN Negoti­ating Team: Sean Dumas, RN, Chair; Lois Schipper, RN, Vice Chair; Amy Curtis, RN, Danielle Franco-Malone, attorney; Sydne James, RN, WSNA Nurse Representative.

For questions, contact WSNA Nurse Repre­sen­ta­tive Sydne James, sjames@wsna.org.


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