WORCESTER – The Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest has been buffeted in recent years by state funding cuts that forced the small nonprofit agency to close one of its Marlboro… Read more »
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Compensation on rise for nonprofit leaders
An Entrepreneur Manufactures a Haitian Recovery
Fighting for Fernald in Waltham
By Jen Judson/Daily News staff
Pa. Health Dept.: ‘A lot’ of complaints from Temple
By Stacey Burling INQUIRER STAFF WRITER The deputy secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Health says her agency has investigated "a lot" of complaints about Temple University Hospital since 1,500… Read more »
MNA Members A Strong Presence in Support of Public Health in Worcester
News Coverage on Morton Strike (2 Articles)
By Gerry Tuoti
Temple U. Hospital receiving a lot of complaints in wake of nurse’s strike
April 23, 2010 — 11:29am ET | By
Morton Hospital RNs and Health Professionals Reach Tentative Agreement Averting a Strike Vote
Three-Year Pact Includes Strong Limits on Mandatory Overtime, Protection of Defined Benefit Pension Plan and a 4 – 6 % Pay Increase TAUNTON, MA – After six months and 22… Read more »
The Evidence is In – California RN-Patient Staffing Law Works; New Study Finds Regulating RN Staffing Saves Lives, Improves Patient Outcomes
Landmark Study Bolsters Case for Pending Legislation to Set Safe Patient Limits in Massachusetts Acute Care Hospitals
History Repeats Itself!
And it’s not good news for nurses and patients From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril 2010 Edition During the 1990s many nurses in Massachusetts unionized with the Massachusetts Nurses Association (MNA)… Read more »
