700 OHSU Health Care Workers Vote to Authorize Strike
The vote comes after strikes at both Kaiser Permanente and Providence this year.
Seven hundred OHSU health care workers, represented by the Oregon Nurses Association, voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike as contract talks stall.
Workers at OHSU say their current workload is unsustainable and they want better pay.
OHSU remains committed to addressing APU's priorities and will continue to negotiate in good faith to reach a fair agreement.
OHSU says it offered salary increases and limits on maximum work hours in its latest offer, designed to provide equitable, market-driven support for this vital team.
- Strikes at Kaiser Permanente and Providence occurred earlier this year.
- Negotiations have been ongoing for months.
Health care workers represented by the union rallied in front of McKenzie Hall at the university on Thursday.
Author's summary: OHSU health care workers vote to authorize strike over workload and pay concerns.
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