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Meriter Hospital, Striking Nurses to Resume Contract Talks

  • Approximately 950 nurses at UnityPoint Health-Meriter Hospital in Madison began a five-day strike on Tuesday, demanding contract improvements.
  • The strike follows prolonged contract negotiations since January after the previous agreement expired in March, with key issues including staffing, safety, and pay.
  • Nurses seek metal detectors, more security guards, better safety training, and minimum staffing ratios, while the hospital opposes mandated ratios but offers a $4.67 hourly wage raise.
  • Nurses emphasized the importance of including clear contractual provisions that ensure their safety on the job, while Meriter reported reaching tentative agreements on 19 union proposals.
  • The strike is set to end Sunday morning with contract talks resuming Thursday under mediation, as both sides continue negotiations without a current contract resolution.
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TelegraphHerald.com broke the news in on Thursday, May 29, 2025.
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