National Nurses United statement on Biden’s comprehensive Covid strategy
NNU today applauded President Biden’s announcement of a comprehensive strategy on Covid-19 as a step in the right direction to get the pandemic under control.
National Nurses United
Sep 9, 2021
We treat Covid patients. Here's why the 'pandemic of the unvaccinated' narrative is wrong.
As advocates for public health, registered nurses want to be extremely clear: There is no such thing as a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
Bonnie Castillo, Executive Director of National Nurses United
Tri-City Medical Center RNs to hold community rally to address safe staffing, and nurse recruitment and retention concerns
Nurses will hold a community rally at Tri-City Medical Center Hospital in Oceanside, Calif., to express ongoing concerns about safe staffing and improvements needed to retain experienced RNs and recruit new nurses to improve patient care.
California Nurses Association
Sep 9, 2021
UCSF Medical Center nurses to hold a virtual press conference to demand UC provide safe staffing and stronger workplace protections
Registered nurses from UCSF Medical Center will hold a virtual press conference to demand the university address ongoing staffing and patient safety issues.
California Nurses Association/National Nurses United
Sep 3, 2021
Asheville nurses to hold action for patient safety
Registered nurses at Mission Hospital in Asheville, N.C., will hold a socially distanced public action on Thursday, Sept. 2 to highlight their patient safety concerns.
National Nurses Organizing Committee/National Nurses United
Sep 1, 2021
More than 14,000 nurses reach tentative agreement with Dignity Health on four-year contract
Registered nurses at Dignity Health facilities reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract, covering more than 14,000 RN members in California and Nevada.
National Nurses Organizing Committee/California Nurses Association
Aug 27, 2021
National Nurses United sets the record straight on nurse staffing
National Nurses United asserts that the United States is not experiencing a nursing shortage, only a shortage of nurses willing to risk their licenses or the safety of their patients by working under the unsafe conditions the hospital industry has created.
National Nurses United
Aug 26, 2021