AGH Workers Chart the Future of the Union
On July 30, leaders of the service, clerical, and technical workers union at Allegheny General Hospital held a leadership retreat to chart the future of the union. Nowhere in Pittsburgh …
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Workers at Sherwood Oaks Stand Up for a Fair Wage and Respect
Dozens of healthcare workers at Sherwood Oaks, a premiere senior living facility owned by UPMC in Cranberry, Pa., took to the streets on Tuesday for an informational picket to demand …
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We’re Mobilizing to Stand With UPMC Workers
This week, hundreds of SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania members mobilized and made their way to Pittsburgh to stand with workers at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) who are struggling …
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Registered Nurses at UPMC Altoona Approve New Three-Year Contract!
BLAIR COUNTY, PA — On February 28th, registered nurses with UPMC Altoona voted by a 97% majority to ratify a new 3-year contract with UPMC. “From the beginning we have made …
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Nurses Stand Up to UPMC Over Frivolous Spending
More than 800 registered nurses at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) Altoona are speaking out against the hospital’s plans to spend millions of dollars on temporary workers to …
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UPMC’s Claim that the Government Does Not Have Authority to Investigate and Enforce Discrimination Laws is Challenged by Leading Women’s, Civil Rights and Workers’ Groups
Two amicus briefs were filed today in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit Court challenging the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center’s (UPMC) claim that the …
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SEIU Healthcare Pa: “UPMC is bullying members of our community”
“It’s time for a change of course at UPMC, and Pittsburgh is united in support of UPMC paying its fair share to support our schools, transits and families.”
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Standing in Solidarity with WPIC, Working for Safer Hospitals
Yesterday was a tragic day for Pittsburgh and for healthcare workers. Our prayers and thoughts are with all of the victims, their families, and the WPIC community. Yet, this violent …
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