Contract Talks Stall Over Inequitable Salary Scale, Lack of Recognition for Professional Education and Below-Market Differentials When:Monday, May 21, 2007 from 2 pm – 5 pm. Where:Outside the emergency room entrance… Read more »
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1,000 Nurses to Attend Worcester-Based Clinical Conference
When it comes to union activity, politics matters!
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterMay 2007 Edition
Boston Medical Center Nurses to Hold May 11th Demonstration During National Nurses Week to Protest Management’s Unfair Labor Practices and Blatant Disrespect for its Nurses
While the BMC CEO Holds a "Tea Party" for Nurses Inside the Building, Nurses Will be on the Street to Show the Public How BMC Really Treats its Nurses When:Friday, May… Read more »
Lawrence General Hospital Nurses Vote
Lawrence General Hospital Nurses Call for Mediation in Contract Dispute
Dana-Farber Nurses Ratify New Contract
Making Them Highest Paid Nurses in New England The registered nurses represented by the MNA at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute voted to ratify a new three-year contract that provides wage… Read more »
Newton Wellesley RNs address hazards of environmental cleaning chemicals
Process covered in bargaining unit’s newsletter From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril 2007 Edition By Nora Watts, RN
Hazardous drug awareness and control survey results
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril 2007 Edition The results of a survey on hazardous drugs sent to over 3,000 MNA nurses have been analyzed, resulting in some very interesting findings…. Read more »
Massachusetts Nurses Association Public Statement Regarding the Health Care for Our Armed Services Personnel and Veterans
CANTON, Mass. – The Massachusetts Nurses Association is the professional association for registered nurses in Massachusetts and the largest union of health care professionals in the Commonwealth. MNA advocates for… Read more »
Quincy Medical Center nurses ratify new contract
The registered nurses represented by the MNA at Quincy Medical Center (QMC) voted on April 3 to ratify a new two-year contract that provides wage increases of 12 to 16… Read more »
