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It’s contract negotiation survey time!

The current contract between WSNA and your local unit expires December 31, 2018. Your negotiation team needs everyone to take the negotiation survey to know what is important to every nurse. This is how we draft and prioritize our proposals. It is what enables us all to be represented at the bargaining table.

Take a moment to complete this survey now. Our power comes from our willingness to stand together in unity.

Please provide us with your most up-to-date contact information in the survey. It is only collected so that your team members can contact you if questions arise and to share important information with you regarding progress and issues in negotiations. WSNA and your negotiating team members do not share this information with anyone.

Questions? Contact WSNA Nurse Representative Barbara Friesen, MS, BSN, RN at 206-575-7979, ext. 3056 or at bfriesen@wsna.org.


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