July 28th, 2022
Now it’s monkeypox putting healthcare workers at risk
They need training, tools, and support to protect patients, themselves, and communities from the virus by Sal Rosselli As a leader of a healthcare union in San Francisco in the 1980s when the AIDS virus was on the rise, it was part of my job to sound the alarm and call for a stronger response […]
July 28th, 2022
Members at Mission Neighborhood Health Center show solidarity during contract bargaining
Medical assistants, pharmacy techs, clerical, and support staff who provide care to low-income families at Mission Neighborhood Health Center in San Francisco are bargaining their fourth contract since joining NUHW in 2012. Last week members wore NUHW shirts in the workplace to demonstrate their commitment to winning a contract that guarantees better staffing provisions and […]
July 26th, 2022
Member profile: Juana Martinez
NUHW steward Juana Martinez, a housekeeper at Queen of the Valley, is active in her union and on the dance floor.
July 26th, 2022
Queen of the Valley workers win mid-contract raises and are ready to fight for more
Forcing an employer to raise wages in the middle of a contract isn’t easy, but Queen workers never stopped fighting and advocating for each other. They researched how their wages compared to those of nearby hospitals, and demonstrated their strength in January with aninformational picket that drew public attention to severe understaffing in the hospital […]
July 26th, 2022
USC Call Center workers get big raises
With two daughters in college and one entering her senior year in high school, there are always extra expenses coming up for Gabby Guzman. “There’s tuition, supplies, boarding,” says the USC Call Center Scheduler. “Even though they’re in New York and San Francisco, you’re still there for them, helping them no matter what.” Guzman has […]