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Tentative contract averts Brigham nurses’ strike at the last minute
Headline from WWLP Springfield
More than 4,000 nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital reached a tentative contract agreement late Wednesday night, avoiding what could have been the largest open-ended nurses strike in Massachusetts history.
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The Massachusetts Nurses Association and Mass General Brigham worked unitl midnight Monday but still could not reach a deal to avert a strike. MGB said...
The union representing 4,000 nurses said that if a settlement isn't reached, nurses will go on strike Thursday morning at 7 a.m. in what would be the largest in state history.
The deal between the union’s bargaining committee and one of Mass General Brigham’s two flagship hospitals would provide Brigham’s roughly 4,000 nurses with pro-rated bonuses and new guidelines around the hospital’s use of temporary nurses.
Built on powerful solidarity and widespread support, contract agreement will help nurses provide the world-class care Brigham patients need and deserve
More than 4,000 nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital reached a tentative contract agreement late Wednesday night, avoiding what could have been the largest open-ended nurses strike in Massachusetts history.
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