Per diem nurse accretion bargaining vote

We’re excited to share that our accretion bargaining vote to formally welcome per diem nurses into our bargaining unit is happening next week on Wednesday, April 22 from 7 AM to 7 PM.

This is a meaningful step forward! Bringing more nurses together, strengthening our collective voice, and building a more unified and equitable workplace for all.

What This Tentative Agreement Means (Quick Highlights)

  • Union Representation for Per Diem RNs
  • Just Cause Protections and access to the grievance process
  • Continuing Education Funds ($100 annually)
  • Access to Existing Programs like incentive pay and retirement
  • Seniority Recognition based on original Tacoma General hire date

How to Vote

Voting will take place electronically via Election Buddy. You will receive your ballot as a unique link sent directly to your email. This link is individualized and can only be used once, so please do not share it.

Be sure to check your inbox and your junk or spam folder for the ballot email during the voting window. If you experience any issues receiving or accessing your ballot, please contact Ryan Silva at rsilva@wsna.org.

Can I Review the Full Agreement Before Voting?

Yes! A full redline version of the Tentative Agreement is available on our local unit's webpage, and a copy will also be included with your ballot.

Who Can Vote?

Only members in good standing are eligible to vote.

Please Update Your Member Information

If your contact information has changed and you are not sure that you have updated our records yet, please use our contact information update form so we can be sure to send your ballot to the right place. Accurate details help ensure you don’t miss the voting window.

We encourage every eligible member to participate. Your voice matters, and your vote helps shape our shared future!


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