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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 one-day strike in Northern California and the Central Valley will include picket lines outside Kaiser hospitals in Oakland, Sacramento, Santa Rosa, Fresno and Santa Clara.
Leaders across Wisconsin are presenting a united front against union busting after three workers were fired for union organizing.
Johnson, a lead case manager for the San Francisco Homeless Outreach Team, helps transform lives and is now working with her coworkers to transform their workplace as NUHW members.
Workers are negotiating their next contract as they face lagging wages and low staffing levels that have contributed to state fines for patient care violations.
When Novato Healthcare Center tried to impose a schedule that would have cost many workers their weekends, they organized to stop it.
With Kaiser already taking unilateral actions to diminish its mental health services despite being under both state and federal monitoring, therapists are preparing for a one-day strike.
Rogers Behavioral Healthcare illegally fired three mental health professionals this month who told management at their suburban Milwaukee facility that they and their coworkers were joining NUHW.
Pharmacists at MarinHealth Medical Center will get a massive raise and NaphCare employees at the Santa Cruz County Jail will get strong wage increases from their first contracts.
Read our roundup of the latest labor and healthcare news from top media outlets.
Approximately 2,400 mental health therapists, social workers and psychologists who provide mental healthcare for Kaiser patients in the Bay Area, Central Valley and Sacramento have authorized a one-day Unfair Labor ...
Approximately 2,400 mental health therapists, social workers and psychologists who provide mental healthcare for Kaiser patients in the Bay Area, Central Valley and Sacramento are voting on authorizing a one-day strike.
Now an NUHW member, Rundles is ready to advocate for her coworkers and clients at FirstSteps for Kids in Los Angeles.
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