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ACTION ALERT! - Sign your WSNA Unit Petition

This is the time to show management that United RNs are standing together!

Sign, or drop off YOUR unit petition during the following cafeteria times:

Sept 30, Oct 1, Oct 6

All dates will be from 11 AM to 1 PM in the cafeteria.

If you haven’t signed the bargaining unit petition yet, find a member of the negotiating team or come to café time. We need everyone to participate and to stand together as we continue to push for a fair contract.

One signature may seem small. Collective action is not. Our goal is 100% signatures. Every voice MATTERS

Q & A

There is a lot happening, and this is your opportunity to hear directly from your negotiating team.

Drop in when you can to:

  • Get the latest bargaining update
  • Ask questions
  • Hear what’s happening at the table
  • Connect with your coworkers
  • Find out how you can get involved

And don’t forget to pick up your WSNA shirt for WINNER WEDNESDAY!

Calling ALL Observers!

Want to see bargaining firsthand while supporting your negotiating team?

Observers play an important role in demonstrating that our bargaining team has the backing of the nurses they represent. If you’re interested in observing bargaining, sign up using the PeaceHealth United General Medical Center – Bargaining Observer form.

After you sign up, you will be contacted to discuss further information.

The more nurses who participate, the stronger our presence at the table.

NEXT UP: BARGAINING DATES

Our next bargaining sessions are:

October 7 • October 12 • October 13

Our strength comes from our unity. 

United RNs are standing together for a fair contract! 

In Solidarity, 

Your Bargaining Team
Shawna Smith, IP Rehab
Jason Holz, Emergency Department
Rachel Campbell, Emergency Department
Melonie Miller, ACU
Robyn Tilton, Surgery Center
Corey McBride, Float Pool
Glenn Fletcher, Surgery Center
Jeff Gammill, Float Pool


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