From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterJanuary 2008 Edition A first ever national survey of nurses’ exposures to chemicals, pharmaceuticals and radiation on the job suggests there are links between serious health… Read more »
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Chemical exposures on the job may be linked to diseases in nurses
New ESSENTIAL School Health Grant Opportunity
Open Invitation to Join the Region One Legislative Committee
When legislators want an answer on an issue regarding nursing or health care, they come to the MNA for the answer. Research clearly shows that nurses are the most trusted… Read more »
State Employed RNs and Health Professionals (Unit 7 MNA)
Medford School Nurses File for Mediation, Reach Out to Public As Contract Talks Stall Over Nurses Call for Pay Equity With Teachers
Layoff of Public Health Nurses in Lawrence Will Jeopardize City’s Public Health Program
Lawrence, Mass.—The decision by the City of Lawrence today to lay off two of its public health nurses is a shortsighted and dangerous decision that will leave the already understaffed… Read more »
Recent News Coverage: Christmas layoffs will slow city services; Total of 42 workers sent home yesterday
Recent News Coverage: Lawrence lays off 40 workers, More pink slips due in attempt to trim budget
Recent News Coverage: Workers Laid Off One Week Before Christmas
40 Employees Let Go In Lawrence
Layoff of Public Health Nurses in Lawrence Will Jeopardize City’s Public Health Program
Lawrence, Mass.—The decision by the City of Lawrence today to lay off two of its public health nurses is a shortsighted and dangerous decision that will leave the already understaffed… Read more »
