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We have started negotiations

Today, October 18, we met with Whatcom County Health Department in person for our first session, giving our full contract proposal including aggressive economics. Management and WSNA began the discussion of health benefit options.

Our next session will be on October 28. We expect to receive a response from the County regarding our proposal.

In Solidarity,
Your Negotiation Team,
Nicole Miller, Stephanie Peterka, and Lela Riherd

Questions? Contact WSNA Nurse Representative Michelle Moore at mmoore@wsna.org.


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