Local 5004 EHMC Contract Ratification Vote, June 7
Learn the Details of the Tentative Agreement for our new contract.
Local 5097 bargaining update, June 4
Our HPAE Local 5097 Bargaining Committee held our fourth bargaining session with Hackensack Meridian Health (HMH) on Monday, fighting for quality, safety, and fairness at the Harborage.
Local 5030 negotiations update, June 2
Nearly 100 HPAE Local 5030 members attend bargaining, speak on hazards of short staffing
Local 5185 membership meetings: Wednesday, June 6
A vote will be held to authorize concerted activity up to and including a strike.
CarePoint Health Christ Hospital HPAE Local 5186 Bargaining Update May 31, 2018
Management has proposed to take away our layoff protections in the event of outsourcing (Article 3, Section 2).
Labor and Community Groups call for Transparency from Rutgers and RWJ Barnabas and accountability to workers and patients
Nearly a dozen public sector labor unions are working in coalition to demand Rutgers University and RWJ Barnabas guarantee workers and patients’ rights will be protected as the two entities enter into an affiliation agreement. While bargaining resumes for some
Local 5004 members: Tentative Agreement Reached & Membership Meeting, June 7
Early this morning a Tentative Agreement was reached between HPAE and EHMC.
Local 5112 bargaining update, May 30
On Tuesday, May 15th, the HPAE Local 5112 Negotiating Committee met with management for another bargaining session. We have been able to reach tentative agreements for the following: * Increase preceptor pay to $2.50/hour * Increase charge nurse differential to
Rally for Healthcare
The Nurses and Health Professionals at Hackensack Meridian Health are demanding that large corporation put patient care before corporate wealth.
Federal Mediator to join negotiations between HPAE & Englewood Hospital
Tuesday, May 29 Englewood – Rather than issue a ten day notice of their intent to strike, nurses at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center are allowing a Federal mediator to join negotiations. Last week, an overwhelming majority of nurses had