Tomorrow We Walk – Stand Strong, Stand United

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After months of speaking out, showing up, and demanding better, we are just one day away from making our voices impossible to ignore.

Tomorrow, April 29, we take the fight to the streets.

Join us for our informational picket outside the hospital at Squalicum and Ellis during one of two sessions:

  • Morning Session: 0600–0900
  • Midday Session and Rally: 1100–1300 (Rally starts at noon)

This is about more than just a contract. It’s about affordable healthcare, it’s about pay equity, and it’s about the basic respect every nurse deserves. When we walk the line together, we show PeaceHealth—and the entire community—that nurses are a force they cannot overlook, delay, or dismiss.

We want this to be accessible to everyone. Should you, or someone who wants to attend, need accommodations, please reach out to WSNA Organizer, Sam Scholl: 425-606-7036.

Every nurse. Every shift. Every patient. We are fighting for all of it.

Sip N Chat Today at 1630

Have questions about the picket, negotiations, or anything else? Come join us for today’s Sip N Chat meeting on Teams from 1630-1730. You can join by following this link.

Negotiations Update

Since management is changing their negotiator, we are planning to schedule bargaining dates in May. When we return to the table, management needs to feel the strength and unity you’ve already built. If you want to attend as an observer at future sessions, reach out to WSNA organizer Sam Scholl at SScholl@WSNA.org. Your presence matters.

Tomorrow, we raise our voices louder than ever.
Tomorrow, we show them who we are.
Tomorrow, we walk.

See you on the line.

In solidarity,
Laura Bayes, Robin Cully, Jenn Engelhart, Rhonda Tull, Tracy Pullar, Amber Pouley, Jen Hampton, Kristin Malmo, Errin Hull, Kelly Carroll, and Jessica Moran

Questions about the picket, negotiations, or anything else? Message your nurse rep Jared at JRichardson@WSNA.org.


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