Action item – Place a phone call to your member of Congress!: Call your U.S. representative in his or her Washington, DC, office and use 1-2 of the talking points… Read more »
Year: 2010
NNU National Call-In Day! Wednesday, April 7, 2010
MNA Stands Behind 1,500 Striking Temple U. Hospital Nurses
Temple Tells Nurses: The Constitution Doesn’t Apply to You "If you want your constitutional rights, you need to go somewhere else." -Robert Birnbrauer, Human Resources, Temple University Hospital A strike by… Read more »
Whistleblower/OSHA/AIDS story: biolab worker wins award from jury
By EDMUND H. MAHONY The Hartford Courant April 2, 2010HARTFORD — – A former Pfizer scientist who claims that she has been paralyzed by inadvertent exposure to a virus engineered… Read more »
Haiti’s rainy reason could mean suffering is in the forecast
It spatters the pink bedsheet that serves as her wall, crawls up the acacia branch that plays the role of wobbly tent pole and forms the floor she lies on…. Read more »
Patriot Ledger Covered Our Story — Now We Need Members to Submit Letters to the Editor
Below is a story that appeared in the Patriot Ledger about our fight for a fair contract, safe staffing and to be treated with respect. Now that this has appeared,… Read more »
A Haiti earthquake victim gets a chance to walk again
What the doctor ordered
By Colneth Smiley Jr. Thursday, April 1, 2010 – They care. They converged. They conquered. Bay State lawmakers passed legislation to stiffen penalties for those who assault health-care workers as… Read more »
Hospital ratings complicate care of sickest
Mass. General rethinks when to do angioplasties By Liz Kowalczyk, Globe Staff | April 1, 2009 Public reporting of hospital death rates may be pushing Massachusetts cardiac specialists to treat… Read more »
In ER, new ethics dilemma arises
Test of rapid organ donations raises controversy By Rob Stein, Washington Post | March 21, 2010 WASHINGTON — In the hope of expanding a controversial form of organ donation into… Read more »
Quincy Medical Center nurses accuse hospital management of unfair labor practices.
By Lane Lambert