B.C. Nurses Prepare for Strike Vote as Negotiations Reach Impasse

BC Nurses' Union president talks impasse with employer, potential strike

As B.C. continues to suffer from a shortage of health-care workers, potential job action in the coming months could exacerbate the problem.

B.C. nurses prepare for strike vote as negotiations reach impasse

Contract negotiations between the BC Nurses’ Union and the Health Employers’ Association of B.C. broke down Monday night, with a strike vote expected in the coming weeks.

Union representing 55,000 B.C. nurses prepares for strike vote after talks fail

BURNABY - The president of the BC Nurses' Union says she's expecting a strike vote in the coming weeks after contract talks involving about 55,000 nurses in the province broke off on Monday.

BC Nurses’ Union bargaining reaches impasse, preparing for strike vote

'We've been meeting diligently with the employer for the last eight months,' Adriane Gear, president of the BC Nurses' Union, said.

BC Nurses' Union reaches bargaining impasse with employer, prepares for strike vote

The BC Nurses’ Union says bargaining for a new collective agreement has reached an impasse, and preparations are now underway for a strike vote. Adriane Gear, president of the BCNU, says on April 20, the bargaining committee determined they had reached an impasse with the Health Employers Association of British Columbia. “We have walked away from the bargaining table, and we are preparing our membership for a strike vote,” Gear said in a Zoom in…