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Parra, a registered nurse at Kindred Hospital San Francisco Bay Area in San Leandro, likes to get involved in union activities to know what’s going on at her workplace, and how she can best help her coworkers and patients.
More than 100 healthcare workers will picket outside Kindred Hospital San Diego on Wednesday, September 23, to call attention to severe understaffing amid ongoing contract negotiations at the 70-bed facility.
Statement rom Sal Rosselli, a San Francisco resident and NUHW president emeritus.
The 11-member San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a resolutioncalling on Kaiser to withdraw contract demands that would set the stage for the giant HMO to lay off therapists, ...
Nearly 60 caregivers who work for the prison health contractor at the Merced County Jail will get minimum guaranteed raises of 9.5 percent over three years and education reimbursements.
After weeks of around-the-clock negotiations with a strike looming, approximately 1,400 NUHW members at Sutter hospitals, hospices, and home care agencies have strong new contracts.
During its annual convention, the California Democratic Party passed a resolution supporting NUHW’s position in contract negotiations with Kaiser that artificial intelligence should not be used to replace mental health ...
In Bakersfield and the Bay Area, NUHW members knocked on doors for candidates who can help flip the House.
Workers at Kindred Hospital Bay Area are sounding the alarm about worsening conditions as chronic staffing and equipment shortages jeopardize patient care at the private equity-owned facility.
When Woods, a Keck Hospital of USC radiological technologist and union steward, is not defending her coworkers at the facility, she’s defending her rollerskating teammates as part of the Los ...
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NUHW-represented caregivers who work for the private equity firm that provides healthcare services inside many California county jails are joining forces to win better contracts for themselves and future members.
The agreement will boost salaries by an average of 17 percent, and includes a wage scale, subcontracting ban, and caps on healthcare premium increases.
