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Impact bargaining regarding mandatory COVID vaccinations

Your WSNA Officers and WSNA Staff met with Whatcom County Human Resources to bargain the impact of the Governor’s Proclamation 21-14 to implement mandatory COVID vaccinations for certain healthcare workers.

We are pleased to announce that we reached an agreement. To view the terms and condi­tions of the recently bargained MOU, please click the button below.
Read the MOU

In solidarity,
Erin Schuldt and Julie Rose

For questions, please contact Hanna Welander, Nurse Representative, at hwelander@wsna.org.

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