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Upcoming: Bargaining Session #2

Our 2nd bargaining session is coming up TOMORROW, Wednesday, September 16. 

We look forward to receiving a counterproposal from management and continuing the conversation at the table. Your bargaining team will be there to bring your voices, priorities, and experiences to the table as we work together toward a strong contract. 

Rounding TODAY at 3 PM! We’ll be checking in with nurses, hearing about your experiences, and taking the opportunity to observe working conditions. Come say hi, share what you’re seeing, and ask us about bargaining! 

If you’re interested in getting involved or attending a bargaining session as an observer, please reach out to your WSNA Nurse Representative, Ryan Silva at rsilva@wsna.org.

Your department bulletin boards are updated with fresh information regarding hospital staffing committee, safe staffing/ADO information, and other great tidbits. Don’t forget to check them out! 

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💙 WINNER WEDNESDAY — WEAR WSNA BLUE! 💙

Wear your WSNA shirt every Wednesday to show your solidarity and support for your bargaining team. Take a picture and send it to your WSNA Nurse Representative, Ryan Silva at rsilva@wsna.org

Let’s show management that we are united, we stand together, and we are ONE.

One team. One voice. One unit. 

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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