More than 800 nurses, LPNs, CNAs, nurse practitioners, medical assistants, dental assistants, psychiatrists and mental health professionals working in adult correctional facilities across the state
Workers at Providence Hospital in Washington, D.C., voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to join together in a union, overcoming an intimidation campaign by hospital management. In doing so, they gained a voice in the workplace to improve patient care and address such issues as short staffing and stagnant wages.
Whether you're a registered nurse, tech, or a housekeeper, all hospital workers deserve a voice to ensure our patients are getting the care they need. That's why across the country we're coming together and exercising our freedom to be heard.
