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Thousands of Minnesota nurses launch 3-day strike over pay
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Thousands of nurses in Minnesota have launched a three-day strike over pay issues and understaffing worsened by the strains of the coronavirus pandemic.
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By Chris Isidore and Adrienne Broaddus, CNN Business About 15,000 nurses in Minnesota went on strike Monday morning, saying they are fighting for better staffing and better care for their patients. The strike is against 13 hospitals in the Minneapolis-St. Paul market, as well as Duluth.
Thousands of nurses in Minnesota have launched a three-day strike over pay issues and understaffing worsened by the strains of the coronavirus pandemic.
On Monday, approximately 15,000 nurses plan to strike in Minnesota, in what could be the largest nurses strike in U.S. history. Contract negotiations fell short this weekend prompting the three-day strike.
Thousands of nurses in Minnesota have launched a three-day strike over issues of pay and what they say is understaffing that has been worsened by the strains of the coronavirus
Some 15,000 nurses at seven health care systems in the Minneapolis and Duluth areas walked out. The affected hospitals said they recruited temporary nurses.
Seeking higher pay and steadier staffing, the nurses’ union says problems with retention and patient care are getting worse while hospital CEOs are making millions.
Thousands of union nurses walked off the job at 15 hospitals across the Twin Cities and Duluth area on Monday morning, launching the largest private-sector nurses strike in U.S. history. The picket line in front of Allina’s United Hospital and Children’s Minnesota in St.
The largest private-sector nurses strike in U.S. history began on Monday with some 15,000 nurses launching a three-day strike at 16 hospitals across the Twin Cities and Duluth area. The hospitals say the strike will bring minimal disruptions to patient care as they lean on thousands of traveling nur…
Tracey Dittrich, 50, a registered nurse at the hospital for nearly 24 years, said nurses are tired of “hospital administrators and managers that are telling us to do more.” The
It's day 2 of the Minnesota Nurses strike Tuesday: around 15,000 nurses will be outside their hospitals and walking the picket lines again this morning.
Thousands of nurses in Minnesota walked off the job Monday to protest being understaffed and overworked. The nurses are demanding among other things higher wages.
MINNEAPOLIS -- Thousands of nurses in Minnesota launched a three-day strike Monday over pay and what they say is understaffing made worse by the strains of the coronavirus pandemic.
