Posts tagged Palo Alto

    Press Release ● Labor Unionization Unions

    Palo Alto Medical Foundation Nurses Vote Union Out at Sunnyvale and Mountain View Facilities

    March 14, 2024 // Victory continues string of successful union decertification attempts by healthcare workers across the country Palo Alto Medical Foundation Nurses Vote Union Out at Sunnyvale and Mountain View Facilities

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    Research ● Labor Unionization Unions

    Some workers reach agreements while others strike: Recent hospital-union actions

    June 1, 2022 //

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    Blog ● Strike Unions

    Stanford, Packard nurses greenlight strike

    April 11, 2022 // In an April 8 news release, the Committee for Recognition of Nursing Achievement said more than 4,500 nurses at Stanford and Packard, or 93 percent of all nurses eligible, voted in favor of strike authorization. They are calling on hospital management to adequately address staffing, citing consistent overtime and nurses' complaints of inadequate resources, training or staff. They also seek improved access to mental health counseling, as well as competitive wages and benefits.

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