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Statement from Sal Rosselli, a longtime friend of Dolores Huerta’s and the president emeritus of NUHW, which named Huerta its first honorary member in 2018 and gave her its inaugural Courage Award in 2025.
In March, workers fought to restore birthing services at a Providence hospital in Petaluma, while Providence workers throughout the region prepared to bargain a single contract.
In a unanimous vote, the board expressed its opposition to Kaiser’s decision to reduce the amount of time therapists have to perform critical patient care duties.
As Kaiser prepares its written plan for fixing the serious violations detailed in its $200 million settlement with the California Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC), NUHW has identified potentially ...
Workers at Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital in Hollister will seek to reverse all the takeaways they’ve endured after a U.S. Bankruptcy Court sided with NUHW in determining that the hospital ...
The Los Angeles Board of Supervisors in March became the second elected body to pass a resolution criticizing Kaiser for making it harder for therapists in Southern California to meet ...
NUHW members throughout Northern California are joining together to take on Providence, a massive hospital corporation that has been cutting care to communities throughout the region. While Providence this month ...
“It’s a special role to serve your community and to also serve other people of color,” says Salote, a mental health specialist at RAMS.
The mental health specialist at Richmond Area Multi-Services wants to be a voice for her colleagues and her community as an NUHW steward.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, March 21, 2024 Contact: Matthew Artz, 510-435-8035, martz@nuhw.org The two-day strike comes in response to the hospital imposing a restrictive new health plan that is forcing ...
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In Kaiser’s Sacramento region, therapists aren’t just successfully advocating for themselves, they’re advocating for their support staff. At clinics in Sacramento, Folsom and Roseville, Kaiser had stopped providing consistent reception ...
In recent years, it’s become clear that Kaiser Permanente treats its mental health clinicians and patients worse in Southern California than in Northern California. Despite Kaiser’s chronic understaffing and documented ...
