St. Joseph Hospitals,
Humboldt County
Redwood Memorial Hospital: 3300 Renner Dr, Fortuna, CA 95540
St. Joseph Hospital, Eureka: 2700 Dolbeer St, Eureka, CA 95501
Redwood Memorial Hospital is a critical care facility in Fortuna, California. St. Joseph Hospital is an acute care facility in Eureka. Both facilities are part of the St. Joseph Healthcare System. Redwood Memorial caregivers voted to join NUHW in 2015. St. Joseph Hospital caregivers voted to join in 2014.
Organizers:
Renée Saucedo
(707) 273-2974
rsaucedo@nuhw.org
Dennis Dugan
(541) 979-0395
ddugan@nuhw.org
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NUHW members demand Trump’s tax returns
POSTED ON April 18th, 2017
Dozens of National Union of Healthcare Workers members joined thousands of marchers April 15 to demand that Donald Trump release his tax returns. Without his returns, Americans are in the dark about Trump’s conflicts of interest, his foreign entanglements, and how the major changes to the tax code that he is seeking would further enrich […]
NUHW Pulse – April 2017: the latest news from NUHW
POSTED ON April 15th, 2017
Welcome to the April 2017 edition of NUHW Pulse, our union’s e-newsletter! Dozens of Keck USC workers join NUHW More than 60 workers at Keck Medical Center at the University of Southern California voted overwhelmingly to join NUHW in the past month. NUHW now represents more than 1,000 healthcare workers at USC. Read more Members can count […]
Dozens of workers at Keck USC join NUHW
POSTED ON April 12th, 2017
More than 60 workers at Keck Medical Center at the University of Southern California voted overwhelmingly to join NUHW in the past month. NUHW now represents more than 1,000 workers at two USC hospitals — Keck Medical Center and Norris Cancer Hospital. On April 12, 17 workers at Keck’s Beverly Hills clinic voted 94 percent to […]
Taking part in the resistance
POSTED ON April 12th, 2017
Throughout the state, scores of NUHW members are engaged in the resistance movement to defend working people, immigrants, and an equitable healthcare system. NUHW members’ commitment was on full display at many town halls in recent months. At Congressmember Barbara Lee’s joint town hall with Alameda County Supervisor Wilma Chan, dozens of workers from UCSF […]
Brius Healthcare under fire again
POSTED ON April 10th, 2017
California’s largest nursing home company, Brius Healthcare, continues to come under fire for its abysmal patient care record and unscrupulous profit-driven approach to healthcare. As reported in the Eureka Times-Standard, in late March the families of two men who died after developing pressure sores in Brius nursing homes filed wrongful death lawsuits against the […]