Nearly 5,000 Providence nurses, doctors launch Oregon's largest healthcare strike
Almost 5,000 Oregon healthcare workers are striking against nonprofit health system Providence after more than a year of failed contract negotiations. | Though largely comprised of nurses, the walk-off that began Friday also includes physician associates and doctors—the latter of which is a first for Oregon,
With a historic nurses strike in its fourth day, Providence announced Monday it was ready to restart negotiations at six of ...
A Providence spokesperson said in a statement: "Oregon’s Board of Nursing puts the accountability on the nurse to decide if they are competent to take on an assignment. They absolutely have the ...
The Providence hospital system said it’s ready to begin scheduling negotiations with nurses at six out of its eight hospitals ...
The strike comes on the eve of Trump’s inauguration and the impending escalation of attacks on public health, medical workers ...
Thousands of Providence healthcare workers returned to the picket lines for a second day on Saturday, demanding a number of ...
On Day 2 of the Providence hospital strike — the largest such strike in Oregon history — the hospital system announced that ...
The largest health care workers strike in Oregon’s history continued through the weekend with little progress, as thousands ...
Providence Hospitals' healthcare workers continue their strike, pushing for better terms, with Senator Merkley's support and ...
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