NYC Nurses' Strike Reaches Eighth Day as Negotiations Stall
Negotiations stalled as nurses demand a 25% raise, better staffing, and violence protections; hospitals cite $2 billion cost and highlight high current nurse compensation.
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Largest nurses strike in NYC history reaches 2nd week as both sides dig heels in: ‘Fight till the very end’
The largest nurses strike in Big Apple history stretched into a second week Monday with no end in sight --as some medical workers even protested outside hospital execs’ homes.
NURSES STRIKE: Nurses and hospitals back to square one after contract talks stall again
A week after the start of what is likely the largest nurses strike in NYC history, negotiations collapsed again, halting a glimmer of hope for an end to the walkout sparked by last week's bargaining talks. On Thursday and Friday, the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA), the union representing the nearly 15,000 striking nurses, met with NewYork-Presbyterian and Mount Sinai Morningside and West, two of the three hospitals involved in the st…
They believe that the hospital situation in New York is already endangering patient care. Nurses have launched an unprecedented protest, with more than 15,000 taking to the streets.
Nurses Continue Strike Action on Day 6 Under Snowfall
Montefiore nurses which make up some of the estimated 15,000 striking nurses in The Bronx and Manhattan, continued their strike action on Day 6 outside Montefiore Medical Center, a private non-for-profit hospital, in Norwood, The Bronx and at other Montefiore locations on Saturday, Jan. 17. The strike began on Monday, Jan. 12, as reported, following failed prior negotiations between the parties. [Read our previous coverage by clicking on the prev
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