Michael Camarena, a pharmacy tech at West Anaheim Medical Center, is helping lead coworkers in their fight for safe staffing and better pay.

NUHW contract at San Francisco nonprofit includes language helping therapists with immigration paperwork so patients get culturally competent care.

Seven months after voting to join their colleagues as members of NUHW, workers formed picket lines to demand fair treatment and better wages.

Elected officials, including Rep. Katie Porter (shown above), are joining NUHW members in opposing an attempt by Kaiser to reduce the amount of time mental health therapists in Southern California ...

The three-year agreement will boost wages by an average of 22 percent and provide safer working conditions amid a sharp rise in anti-LGBTQ+ hate crimes.

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While the Bay Area has no shortage of mental health therapists, finding a culturally competent therapist can be hard for residents who grew up in other countries and don’t speak ...

Michael Camarena, a pharmacy tech at West Anaheim Medical Center, quickly emerged as a leader in his bargaining unit. “We have to stick together to make a difference.”

Last December, nearly 200 nursing assistants, EMTs, housekeepers, food service workers, and pharmacy and lab technicians at West Anaheim Medical Center joined many of their colleagues as NUHW members to ...

NUHW members and our allies are fighting back against Kaiser Permanente’s attempt to cut time for critical patient care duties in Southern California. In recent months, Kaiser threatened to cut ...

NUHW members at the Los Angeles LGBT Center voted unanimously this month to ratify a three-year contract that will significantly improve salaries and health benefits. At the insistence of workers, ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Last year, nearly 200 nursing assistants, EMTs, housekeepers, food service workers and pharmacy and lab technicians at West Anaheim Medical Center joined the National Union of Healthcare ...