Open up the state now? N.J. nurses are ‘horrified’ by the idea.
There is a cry going out across the nation to end the lockdown. We see armed protests in some states to “end the quarantine and open the country.”
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Salem nurses need virus protection, new contract
Contract negotiations which began in December have stalled, and nurses have been working without a new labor agreement since the previous one expired on Jan. 31.
Hospital and nursing home put employees at risk, including one who died from the coronavirus, union says
A healthcare employee union filed a complaint Tuesday against a North Jersey hospital and nursing home for failing to provide equipment and follow safety requirements that could protect workers from getting the coronavirus, including one man who died last month.
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COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions for Nurses and Healthcare Personnel
The following are the most frequently asked questions from the tele-town halls hosted by HPAE in the wake of the CoVid-19 crises.
COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions for Nurses and Healthcare Personnel
The following are the most frequently asked questions from the tele-town halls hosted by HPAE in the wake of the CoVid-19 crises.
Union alleges Virtua gave hospital nurses bad masks
Virtua Executive Vice President and COO John Matsinger responded that the complaint was “not true” and that the masks in-question were federally approved and...
COVID-19 Assignment Despite Objection
Inform your supervisor about your objection to your assignment at the time you believe it is unsafe.
NJ Grants Legal Immunity to COVID-19 Health Care Providers
Fast-tracked measure easily passes both houses, but some lawmakers question both process and scope of legislation.
Senate Dems want COVID-19 hotspots to get rest of $100 billion fund
The Senate's Democratic healthcare leaders asked HHS Secretary Alex Azar on Tuesday to make sure the remaining funds from Congress' $100 billion provider relief fund are targeted to places hardest hit by COVID-19.