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Nurses reject contract with Providence at 7 Oregon hospitals

  • Nurses at seven Providence hospitals have voted to reject a tentative agreement that would have ended a nearly month-long strike, with 83% of members voting against it according to the Oregon Nurses Association.
  • The rejected deal included pay increases and a bonus for lost work, but did not address retroactive pay or align contract expiration dates, as stated by the nurses' union.
  • Nurses expressed that the contract's language on staffing ratios was insufficient, particularly regarding patient acuity, highlighting ongoing systemic issues at Providence hospitals.
  • Providence officials expressed disappointment in the vote results and stated they would explore next steps with federal mediators and the Oregon Nurses Association.
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Ashland News - Independent, Nonprofit, Community NewsAshland News - Independent, Nonprofit, Community News

Nurses at 7 Providence hospitals reject latest offer - Ashland News - Community-Supported, NonProfit News

Nurses at Providence Medford have until Saturday to finish voting on the proposed deal By Amelia Templeton, Oregon Public Broadcasting Nurses at seven Providence hospitals across the state have voted to reject a tentative agreement that would have ended a nearly month-long strike. The Oregon Nurses Association said the proposed deal failed to “adequately address the underlying systemic issues that have plagued Providence hospitals for years.” Ac…

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Nurses at 7 Providence hospitals reject latest offer

Nurses at seven Providence hospitals across the state have voted to reject a tentative agreement that would have ended a nearly month-long strike. The Oregon Nurses Association said the proposed deal failed to “adequately address the underlying systemic issues that have plagued Providence hospitals for years.”According to ONA, 83% of members from all seven bargaining units voted to reject the agreement. “ONA frontline nurses have spoken - with a…

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Providence nurses 'resoundingly' reject tentative deal, strike continues

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The Oregon Nurses Association-represented nurses at seven Providence locations across the state have “resoundingly” rejected the latest deal offered by the hospital system, the union announced Friday evening. This comes after a tentative agreement had been reached.  Providence’s offer did “not go far enough to adequately address the underlying systemic issues that have plagued Providence hospitals,” ONA said in a press re…

·Portland, United States
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The Business JournalsThe Business Journals

Nurses reject contract with Providence at 7 Oregon hospitals

The nearly 5,000 nurses had walked out Jan. 10, in the largest health care strike in Oregon history.

·United States
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The OregonianThe Oregonian

Nurses at 7 Providence hospitals in Oregon reject proposed contracts, will continue strike

Nurses had reservations about the proposals resulting from a week of intensive mediation.

·Portland, United States
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Tentative agreement with Providence rejected at 7 hospitals; picket line continues

Some at Providence Portland had said they planned to reject the agreement, saying it didn't go far enough to address pay, health insurance concerns and staffing.

·Portland, United States
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KGW 8 broke the news in Portland, United States on Friday, February 7, 2025.
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