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Honoring the memory of George Floyd Today marks one year since the murder of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who was killed by a Minneapolis...
CA Dems approve 2 NUHW-sponsored resolutions The California Democratic Party this month approved two NUHW-sponsored resolutions at its annual convention earlier this month. The resolutions call...
Tenet workers protest as corporation celebrates big pandemic profits On May 6, Tenet Healthcare, one of the nation’s largest for-profit hospital chains, hosted its annual shareholders meeting touting its...
NUHW members celebrate May Day NUHW members celebrated May Day this year with marches and other actions in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Santa Rosa....
Local clergy demonstrate support for Tenet workers NUHW members at Tenet Healthcare hospitals in Southern California received strong support from local clergy for the launch of their...
North Bay Jobs with Justice honors NUHW NUHW members who fought to win fair contracts and protect their health during the pandemic were awarded the prestigious Workers...
News of the Month — April 2021 Note: Some of these stories may require a subscription.  No one has endured the past year unscathed, but America’s health-care...
NUHW member addresses San Diego labor panel Melissa Hawthorne-Campos, a mental health therapist at Kaiser San Diego, participated in a panel discussion during the Progressive Labor Alliance...
Members settle one-year contracts at Kindred Hospitals in Orange County NUHW members at Kindred hospitals in Brea and Westminster have approved 1-year contracts with 4.5 percent wage increases for full...
Seton workers demanding full contract implementation Six months after ratifying their contracts, more than 600 NUHW members at Seton Medical Center and Seton Coastside hospitals are...
NUHW steward participates on national labor panel Tammy Wiggin, a switchboard operator at Queen of the Valley Medical Center, participated this month in a Labor Notes panel...
NUHW members protest layoffs at Napa’s Queen of the Valley Napa’s largest hospital flies a banner that reads “Heroes Work Here,” but instead of honoring its workers for their sacrifices...