NUHW members at the nonprofit mental health provider will get an additional three percent raise and become more involved in helping their employer secure additional funding.

When Kaiser claimed that mental health professionals in Hawai’i only qualified for a portion of their $5,000 performance bonus, they showed that Kaiser was crunching numbers incorrectly and won their full bonus.

With contract bargaining set to begin for NUHW-represented mental health professionals in Southern California, The California Labor Federation passed a resolution calling on Kaiser to bargain a fair contract.

NUHW's endorsement is based on two decades of experience working with Harris to improve the lives of California’s working families.

A year after 50 district therapists organized with NUHW, they have achieved equitable pay and working conditions with their co-workers. 

After pickets, strikes and extensive political outreach, more than 500 NUHW members at Sutter Health reach agreement on new contracts this month.

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Registered nurses win card check election, strengthening union presence at nonprofit serving San Francisco’s immigrant population.

After NUHW members in Oakland and Richmond struck two years ago to make Kaiser Permanente recognize MLK Day as a paid holiday, they have begun organizing to do the same for Juneteenth.

In September, two years prior to the mid-term election, NUHW will host a Governor Candidate Forum.

Workers at the outpatient MRI clinic will receive on average 23 percent raises in the first year of the agreement.

Rosselli was one of 16 LGBTQ leaders honored this month by both houses of the California State Legislature for their contributions to the state.