Exploration of national union affiliation, retiree health benefits also given green light From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterNovember/December 2008 Edition During the MNA’s annual business meeting, held during this year’s convention… Read more »
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Membership overwhelmingly supports new bylaw for voting on dues
MNA Joins Advocates for Disabled in Opposing State Plan to Close Four Developmental Centers
The Massachusetts Nurses Association, which represents registered nurses and health professionals who provide clinical care to the clients, residents and patients at state operated health care facilities, today join with… Read more »
MNA president’s convention address
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterNovember/December 2008 Edition
MNA enjoys electoral success
By Andi MullinDirector, Division of Governmental Affairs
MNA helps defeat Question 1 by 40 points
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterNovember/December 2008 Edition The MNA is proud of the key role we played in the Coalition for our Communities, which decisively defeated Question 1 at the… Read more »
MNA hires new Region 4 community organizer
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterNovember/December 2008 Edition
SIGNS, SIGNS, EVERYWHERE ARE SIGNS
Stop unionized positions from slipping through the cracks with these can’t-miss tips From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterNovember/December 2008 Edition By Deb Rigiero MNA Division of Organizing
Charlene Richardson recognized for her ‘exceptional organizing’
North Shore Labor Council celebrates successes of RN, MNA staffer From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterNovember/December 2008 Edition
Contractual holidays and Election Day
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterNovember/Decembner 2008 Edition
Bargaining Unit Updates
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterNovember/December 2008 Edition Worcester School Nurses The members with the Worcester School Nurses held a well-attended, open meeting in September. The goal of the meeting was… Read more »
