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Keck Medical Center of USC



NUHW members gather for statewide meetings With a steady stream of executive orders signed in his tumultuous first week on the job, President Donald Trump has...
2016 year in review — contract victories and bargaining updates NUHW had a hugely successful bargaining year, winning 16 contracts covering 8,000 members. We are currently bargaining seven more contracts....
NUHW members campaign for union-endorsed issues and candidates With a busy primary season and historic November general election, NUHW members tirelessly worked the phones and hit the streets...
A recap of the NUHW’s 2016 Leadership Conference Nearly 300 stewards from throughout California gathered in Oakland in October for NUHW’s fourth annual Leadership Conference. We reviewed our...
Nearly 2,000 workers joined NUHW in the past year In 2016, we organized more than 1,800 workers in five facilities throughout California, winning nine elections in new and residual...
An extraordinary year for NUHW It’s been an extraordinary year for NUHW. Between October 2015 and October 2016, we settled twenty-three contracts — including nine first-time contracts...
550 healthcare workers file for elections to join NUHW Five hundred and fifty healthcare workers at three California hospitals filed this week for elections to join NUHW. Four hundred workers...
USC Norris Cancer Hospital caregivers join NUHW One hundred and twenty caregivers at the University of Southern California’s Norris Cancer Hospital voted by a 2-1 margin to...
California voters double-crossed by SEIU — for the second time This op-ed by NUHW President Sal Rosselli originally appeared in the Sacramento Bee and the Huffington Post. California voters have...
800 NUHW members win on all issues at University of Southern California’s Keck Hospital Following a one-day strike in early February and just days before a three-day strike was set to begin, the University...
University of Southern California hides behind subcontractor to pay poverty wages One hundred NUHW food service workers at the University of Southern California’s Keck Hospital are fighting for a fair contract...
The University of Southern California is hiding behind a subcontractor to pay poverty wages