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NUHW has long supported the right to gender-affirming care and the principle that no government should interfere in personal medical decisions.
Having successfully fought to keep their community hospital open through two bankruptcies, NUHW members are now confronting a new owner that is slashing patient care services and worker healthcare benefits.
Fed up with severe understaffing and 18 months of fruitless contract negotiations, nearly 150 NUHW members held a one-day strike December 6 at the Sutter Center for Psychiatry in Sacramento.
The Orange County Board of Supervisors became the first elected body to pass a resolution calling on Kaiser to reverse cuts that leave therapists in Southern California with even less ...
In a major victory for worker power throughout the Keck-USC healthcare system, nearly 400 workers voted to join NUHW in December.
Employer AMHC has cut employee health benefits to the point that many caregivers can’t afford to access care.
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Humberto Retana is a marriage and family therapist who got involved with his union to support his coworkers and “stay close to the action.”
Local media outlets covered the picket that included several local elected leaders supporting NUHW members, who have been in contract negotiations for 18 months. A one-day strike has been authorized ...
After winning contract, NUHW members take concerns to county sheriff.
Workers at the USC Spine Center are the latest USC employees to join NUHW with more union elections scheduled for December.
In just 18 months NUHW has gone from not representing any hospice workers to representing nearly 400 at five workplaces. The latest to join include workers at Hospice East Bay ...
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