Coverage dated November 16, 2022

Two months after 3-day strike, 15K Minnesota nurses may strike again

Headline from CBS News

Minnesota nurses say they aren't getting anywhere in negotiations with hospitals and they may authorize another strike.

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  1. CBS News

    Two months after 3-day strike, 15K Minnesota nurses may strike again (opens CBS News)

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    Minnesota nurses say they aren't getting anywhere in negotiations with hospitals and they may authorize another strike.

  2. Detroit Lakes Tribune

    Minnesota Nurses Association to vote on second strike authorization (opens Detroit Lakes Tribune)

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    The 15,000 union nurses at 15 hospitals in Minnesota and Wisconsin will vote Nov. 30. The vote could give MNA leaders the power to authorize another strike, following a three-day strike held in September, as they bargain for contracts.

  3. Minneapolis Star Tribune

    Nurses to vote on second strike of Twin Cities, Duluth hospitals (opens Minneapolis Star Tribune)

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    Minneapolis Star Tribune's feed description

    Vote Nov. 30 could lead to an unusual wintertime strike as nurses hold out for staffing, security and pay improvements.

  4. Minnesota Reformer

    15,000 Minnesota nurses will vote on second strike (opens Minnesota Reformer)

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    Minnesota Reformer's feed description

    Union leaders representing 15,000 nurses at hospitals across the Twin Cities and Duluth area said Thursday they will take a second strike authorization vote — after a three-day strike in September yielded little progress.

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