US EditionRegistered nurse explains reasoning for health care workers strike against WellSpan Health
CHAMBERSBURG HOSPITAL, JUL 3 – The strike authorization vote passed with 87% approval amid disputes over staffing shortages and high turnover despite the hospital's $318 million profit last year.
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More than 1,400 nurses, health care workers vote to authorize strike
By Tasmin Mahfuz Click here for updates on this story CHAMBERSBURG, Pennsylvania (WGAL) — WGAL learned Wednesday morning that more than 1,400 nurses and health care workers voted to authorize a strike after eight weeks of intense bargaining with WellSpan Health. WGAL News 8’s Tasmin Mahfuz interviewed Gayle Alleman, a registered nurse and member of the SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania Union, to walk us through what’s been happening behind the sc…
Registered nurse explains reasoning for health care workers strike against WellSpan Health
News 8's Tasmin Mahfuz interviewed Gayle Alleman, a registered nurse and member of the SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania Union, to walk us through what's been happening behind the scenes.
Healthcare workers and nurses at Chambersburg Hospital vote to authorize a strike - Gettysburg Connection
More than 1,400 nurses and healthcare workers at Chambersburg Hospital have voted to authorize a strike as contract negotiations with WellSpan Health remain unresolved. The decision, finalized on July 1, follows months of negotiations over staffing shortages, high turnover, and the increasing reliance on outside agency staff to fill vacancies. Union members argue these issues
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