You have a contract!

The bargaining unit voted overwhelmingly in favor of the new one-year transitional agreement to Snohomish County from the Health District. Thanks to Sue Starr and Lindee Tollefsen for certifying the vote!

Next, the agreement will be transmitted on Dec. 14 to the Snohomish County Council for ratification.

Please note that the vacation accrual on page 3 has a typo. It is not 147.667 but 14.7667!

In solidarity,
Karen Winchell, Vice Chair
Susan Babcock, Grievance Officer

If you have any questions, please contact WSNA Nurse Representative Bret Percival at bpercival@wsna.org or 206-471-0876.


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