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St. Joseph Hospitals, Sonoma County



NUHW members win nearly three-quarter million in back bonus pay NUHW members have won nearly $700,000 in back bonus pay in recent months in settlements with two employers. In the...
Good pay is the best way to honor nursing assistants This story was originally published by The Huffington Post. As part of our commemoration of Nursing Assistants Week, we profiled...
NUHW Pulse – May 2017: the latest news from NUHW Welcome to the May 2017 edition of NUHW Pulse, our union’s e-newsletter! Fountain Valley workers ratify strong first contract Following...
Napa’s Queen of the Valley Hospital fights NUHW election result in federal court Providence St. Joseph-owned Queen of the Valley Hospital in Napa, Calif., is wasting money to prevent its caregivers from unionizing...
NUHW members demand Trump’s tax returns Dozens of National Union of Healthcare Workers members joined thousands of marchers April 15 to demand that Donald Trump release...
NUHW Pulse – April 2017: the latest news from NUHW Welcome to the April 2017 edition of NUHW Pulse, our union’s e-newsletter! Dozens of Keck USC workers join NUHW More...
Dozens of workers at Keck USC join NUHW More than 60 workers at Keck Medical Center at the University of Southern California voted overwhelmingly to join NUHW in...
Taking part in the resistance Throughout the state, scores of NUHW members are engaged in the resistance movement to defend working people, immigrants, and an...
Brius Healthcare under fire again California’s largest nursing home company, Brius Healthcare, continues to come under fire for its abysmal patient care record and unscrupulous...
April 2017 – Around the union Read more below for the latest developments in the union, including grievance victories, settlements, and bargaining updates. Sterile processing techs...
Queen challenges union election for the third time In an unprecedented move, St. Joseph Health is seeking to overturn its workers’ vote to unionize at Queen of the...
Our sanctuary union provides a safe space for members Versions of this op-ed appeared in Labor Notes and the San Francisco Examiner. I had no money and spoke no English when...