
KQED: Therapists, patients criticize Kaiser over long delays for therapy
KQED Public Radio and Television published an in-depth story July 17 about Kaiser’s mental health care crisis today. Jon Brooks’ article draws on interviews with patients and clinicians and includes a discussion of Kaiser’s effort to steer patients into group therapy rather than offer one-on-one therapy.

News and views from NUHW: July 17, 2014
The corrupt SEIU-CHA deal NUHW is doing its part to expose the corruption that lies at the heart of the deal between SEIU and the California Hospital Association. We have a summary of the deal’s shady details on our website, as well as an editorial by NUHW President Sal Rosselli. Recent media coverage of the deal includes SEIU-UHW President Dave Regan’s […]

July 2014 newsletter: Keck USC News & Views
Know your rights Job Bidding PREFERENCE ORDER – Preference order among those bidding shall be given in the following order among bidding employees from the same preference level. Among bidding employees from the same preference level, seniority shall govern. The prior sentence is subject to the provision that: 1. the bidding employee must meet all […]

July newsletter: Union News & Views for Children’s Hospital Oakland
Building the union at Children’s Hospital Now that we have ratified our contract and our new contract booklet is being distributed, it is time to focus on building the union at the hospital. The union works best when the members are engaged and participating in enforcing the contract and improving day-to-day working conditions. To that […]

Caregivers picket Sutter’s California Pacific Medical Center
NUHW members at Sutter Health’s California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco picketed the hospital on July 1 to draw the public’s attention to CPMC management’s proposal to renege on its previous commitments to the community by cutting twenty-eight skilled nursing beds. CPMC also proposes major cuts in employee benefits.
