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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.
San Francisco Supervisors will hold a special hearing on Kaiser contract demands that would allow the giant HMO to outsource behavioral healthcare and replace therapists with A.I.
Workers at UCSF Children’s Hospital Oakland had a sit down meeting with Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee, who committed to making sure that hospital caregivers have a say in how UCSF ...
Marin, who helped organize the USC Access Center, is now a steward still pushing for fairness and transparency in her workplace.
Workers at the Sequoias won minimum raises of 13 percent, while new NUHW members at MarinHealth will see their pay increase by more than $10 per hour.
Caregivers at Parkview Community Hospital in Riverside and Solano County Jail in Fairfield followed their colleagues’ footsteps by unionizing.
The new three-year agreement also includes longevity bonuses, increased pay for weekend work in most classifications, and aligns the expiration dates of the contracts at Brea and Westminster hospitals, strengthening ...
In Hawai’i, NUHW clinicians released a survey showing that Kaiser patients are still waiting far too long for care, while an NUHW-co-sponsored bill to regulate artificial intelligence in mental health ...
Less than a week before they were to launch a three-day strike, nurses at Petaluma Valley Hospital agreed to a contract that will protect their job security, while boosting salaries ...
Standing with local labor and elected leaders, workers detailed how Wisconsin’s largest private mental health provider reduced care and targeted workers who demanded better for patients.
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A new survey of Kaiser therapists finds that at least three-quarters say their next available appointments are more than a month away.
Nearly two dozen members converged on Sacramento this month to make the case for two NUHW-backed bills, one of which the State Senate passed unanimously.
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