As Talks Ended Today Without Movement on Key Issues BOSTON, MA—The Brigham & Women’s Hospital (BWH) nurses’ negotiating committee tonight issued an official notice of their intent to strike as… Read more »
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Brigham & Women’s Hospital RNs Call for Strike on Nov. 29th
Brigham & Women’s Hospital RNs Vote in Favor of Strike
As Talks Continue to Stall Over Issues of Poor Staffing, Union Rights, Overburdening of New Nurses and Wages
UMass Nurses Approve New Contract
RNs Agreement Ratified WORCESTER, MA – The RNs at the UMass Memorial Medical Center/University Campus yesterday approved a new contract by a vote of 544 to 1. The Massachusetts Nurses… Read more »
Brigham & Women’s Hospital RNs to Take Strike Authorization Vote on Nov. 13
Will Hold Press Conference on Nov. 14th at 10 a.m. to Announce Vote ResultAs Contract Talks Stall Over Issues of Union Rights, Poor Staffing Levels, Overburdening of New Nurses and… Read more »
UMass Nurses Reach Tentative Agreement Ending Five-Hour Strike
WORCESTER, MA – After a marathon 24-hour mediation session, the registered nurses of the UMass Medical Center’s University campus reached a tentative agreement with management, ending a strike that began… Read more »
UMass RNs Set to Strike on October 26 at 6 a.m.
Make a Stand Against Unnecessary Concessions Attend a Pre-Strike Rally – Wednesday, Oct. 25 at 7 pm
American Red Cross Nurses to Leaflet Outside of the
As Contract Talks Stall Over Proposal to Eliminate RN Oversight of Blood Drives DEDHAM, Mass. — Registered nurses at the American Red Cross Blood Services – New England Region (ARC),… Read more »
Who wants to be a millionaire? These hospital CEOs are close
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterOctober 2006 Edition
Workplace health and safety: report of PHASE/MNA focus groups, Part 1 of 2
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterOctober 2006 Edition By Lee Ann Hoff, RN, PhD and Craig Slatin, ScD, MPHUniversity of Massachusetts Lowell The UMass Lowell PHASE in Healthcare research project, funded… Read more »
Disaster preparedness: an all-hazards approach for nurses
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterOctober 2006 Edition