Seattle King County nurses deserve respect!

The Seattle King County community deserves to know what is at stake and how to support the nurses in this fight for a strong, fair contract. It’s gratifying to hear that Seattle King County loves public health nurses. Many people ask how to support us. Let’s give the public the chance to show that support. 😊

Share the public petition with friends, family, and neighbors. Please share the public petition link or QR code on personal social media. Invite them to help spread this message:

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Solidarity placards recommended use:

  • Take a selfie or group pic with coworkers, family, friends (even furry ones) with placards displayed. Send to Nurse Rep Linda Burbank at lburbank@wsna.org and feel free to share on personal social media. Placards will continue to be delivered to several work sites over the upcoming days.
  • In a rear car window for all to see when parked.

Your Bargaining Team,
Christopher Salatka, Local Unit Vice-Chair
Annie Roberts, Local Unit Secretary/Treasurer
Zerai Asgedom, Local Unit Grievance Officer

Questions? Contact your Bargaining Team Members or WSNA Nurse Rep Linda Burbank lburbank@wsna.org


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