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Barbrie, a therapist at Rogers Behavioral Health in Los Angeles, helped her coworkers write a Hollywood ending with their unionization efforts.
Nurses at Petaluma Valley Hospital, whose union is affiliated with NUHW, held a picket in July to inform the public that management has started illegally cancelling nursing shifts in violation ...
The agreement will retroactively boost salaries by at least 4 percent over the next two school years.
The agreement will boost wages between 9 and 40 percent, while expanding bereavement leave and allowing employees to donate paid time off to colleagues who have exhausted theirs.
After four years without raises, more than 300 workers at the for-profit hospital are ready to fight for fair pay and better patient care.
Nearly 1,200 NUHW members at Sutter Health facilities across Northern California are coming together to preserve their free health plans and win their best-ever contracts.
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Despite being cited for numerous mental health violations and ordered to pay a $200 million penalty, Kaiser has stopped using licensed therapists to assess the condition and the needs of ...
Nurses at Petaluma Valley Hospital will hold a one-day informational picket to protest management’s disregard of essential job protection measures, which have safeguarded their rights for the past two decades.
...Although the strike is ending, the 1,300 Children’s Hospital Oakland workers represented by the National Union of Healthcare Workers will continue their legal fight to try to ultimately reverse UCSF ...
More than 100 nurses, social workers, home health aides, chaplains, and other hospice workers in Sonoma County will hold their first-ever strike starting Wednesday, July 2.
Striking hospital workers travel to San Francisco today for hearing on temporary injunction that would stop UCSF from canceling union contracts and pushing long-tenured caregivers out of Oakland.
Strike lines continue this week with hearing scheduled Thursday on workers’ motion to stop UCSF from canceling union contracts and cutting take-home pay.
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