Category: Strikes
Strikes Pending for Connecticut’s Long-Term Care Employees
Posted by Phillip Wilson | May 27, 2021 | Healthcare, Industry, Strikes
Connecticut’s long-term care employees threw down the gauntlet earlier this month, threatening to take 3,400 workers out of 33 nursing homes on strike. Governor Ned Lamont’s administration reached an agreement with union leaders...
Read MoreUAW Put Under Federal Monitorship And Workers Strike In Virginia and Alabama
Posted by Phillip Wilson | Apr 23, 2021 | Corruption, Strikes, UAW, Unions
Two months ago a U.S. District Judge approved a consent decree that would put the Auto Workers under a federal monitor for six years. Prosecutors selected veteran lawyer Neil Barofsky, after reviewing multiple candidates...
Read MoreSt. Vincent Strike Enters Week 7; UMass Medical School Employees Unionize
Posted by Phillip Wilson | Apr 23, 2021 | Legal, NLRB, Strikes, Union Organizing
The strike by hundreds of nurses at St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Massachusetts entered its 7th week on Monday. It comes after two years of contract negotiations between Massachusetts Nurses Association and Dallas-based,...
Read MoreSt. Vincent Strike Continues But Over 100 Nurses Have Crossed Picket Line
Posted by Phillip Wilson | Mar 25, 2021 | Healthcare, Industry, Strikes
Nurses at St. Vincent Hospital in Massachusetts have been on strike since March 8. This comes after 18 months of negotiations. Striking nurses say they will continue to strike until a contract has been reached. Meanwhile, the...
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