When Jenny Price heard what her prescriptions would cost she thought it must be a mistake. “$2653” That was the text she got from her husband who was picking up …
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On January 2nd, Governor Wolf announced Reach Out PA: Your Mental Health Matters, an initiative to improve mental health in Pennsylvania. Read more about the plan. In response, SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania …
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The Nursing Home Sector Deputy Director is a supervisory staff position in SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania with responsibility, under the direction of the Vice President and Nursing Home Sector Director, for …
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UPMC Altoona RNs are bargaining their union contract with UPMC, the largest private employer in both Blair County and in Pennsylvania. As such, it receives billions of dollars from taxpayers …
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We are the largest nurse organization in Pennsylvania and use our voice to win real improvements for nurses, patients, and the communities we serve. Healthcare is changing, becoming big business …
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A nurse at UPMC Altoona talks about fighting for the best care for her patients and quality jobs for her community. Read more here. More and more nurses across the …
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In September, the Nurse Alliance partnered with disaster relief experts to prepare our nurse members with valuable training, information, and first-hand accounts of how to navigate disaster assistance as part …
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On December 18th, SEIU Healthcare PA nurses joined others from across the state to deliver 20,000 signatures calling on elected leaders to pass safe patient limits legislation in hospitals and …
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UPDATE: Good news! Chinese labor activist Chen Weixiang was released by police authorities on January 2nd. He sends his gratitude to all our union and all his friends overseas who supported …
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Lehigh Valley Hospital – Pocono workers overwhelmingly ratified their first contract with Lehigh Valley Health after months of negotiations with hospital management! By sticking together, more than 400 nursing assistants, …
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