Laura Bayes
4 South - Day Shift
(360) 543-3529
Laura Bayes
4 South - Day Shift
(360) 543-3529
Open
Jenn Engelhart
Emergency - Day
360-319-5650
Laura Sherwood
Tracy Pullar
PCU - Evening
Amber Pouley
ED - Nights
Stacy Gaggia Libby
Ben McKee
Celeste Montoy-Seimears
Tracy Taylor
Kristin Malmo
Labor Delivery - Day
Kelly Carrol
Errin Hull
Hospice - Days
Jessica Moran

Posted Nov 26, 2025
This Thanksgiving we are grateful for nurses who refuse to let problems go unchecked. When one of our own, Sydney Coffey, noticed that their holiday pay did not seem accurate, they raised the concern and brought it to the Union. After attempting to resolve the issue directly, we filed a grievance. Today we are pleased to share the outcome. Following an audit of Symplr, more than 600 WSNA nurses at St. Joe’s will receive retroactive holiday pay. The total payout is over $33,000.00.
This victory is a clear reminder that every voice in our union matters. When nurses speak up, we uncover problems. When we take action together, we win solutions. No issue is too small. No concern is unimportant. One nurse speaking up created real change for hundreds of coworkers.
Thank you for your vigilance, your solidarity, and your commitment to one another. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and know that your union is here, working beside you every step of the way. We look forward to seeing you around the hospital.
In solidarity,
Laura Bayes, Co-Chair
Jenn Engelhart, Co-Secretary
Laura Sherwood, Co-Secretary
Tracy Pullar, Treasurer
Amber Pouley, Grievance Officer
Stacy Gaggia Libby, Grievance Officer
Ben McKee, Grievance Officer
Celeste Montoy-Seimears, Membership Officer
Tracy Taylor, Membership Officer
Kristin Malmo, Communications Officer
Kelly Carroll, Communications Officer
Errin Hull, Co-Occupational Health and Safety Officer
Jessica Moran, Co-Occupational Health and Safety Officer
WSNA Nurse Representative Jared Richardson, jrichardson@wsna.org
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