Nurses, Health Professionals to Speak Out for Patient Safety and Workers’ Rights
Informational Pickets Planned outside of Hackensack Meridian
Informational Pickets Planned outside of Hackensack Meridian
Labor unions and community organizations are partnering with Newark Mayor Ras Baraka to sponsor a Town Hall.
Our next bargaining session dates and locations are September 28thth 9am-1pm (Liberty Plaza, New Brunswick) and October 16th 9am-1pm.
We’re fighting as a union for safe staffing levels for our community and quality benefits like insurance and time off for our families.
Management has reached out to us to schedule bargaining dates on October 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
Health professionals speak out to protect their patients, and as a union we go beyond the walls of our facility to help our communities understand the risks and incidents that occur when we are caring for too many patients.
Nursing home workers at The Harborage, Hackensack Meridian Health’s long-term care facility in North Bergen, ratified a new three-year labor contract, according to statement issued late Wednesday by HMH.
Approximately 300 Southern Ocean Medical Center nurses are still working without a contract with SOMC’s parent company, Hackensack Meridian Health, after the one-year deal expired at the end of July.
On September16th, Local 5103 members sent a clear message to Red Cross and voted to authorize the negotiating team to take action up to a strike if necessary.
Join the Picket!: Tell HMH to put patients before profit. Stand strong with our union sisters and brothers on the picket line on Thursday, Sept. 27 from 2-5pm outside the hospital.