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Four NYC Safety-Net Hospitals Reach Tentative Agreements as 45 Unions Sign NYSNA Solidarity Letter
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Four NYC Safety-Net Hospitals Reach Tentative Agreements as 45 Unions Sign NYSNA Solidarity Letter

NYSNA nurses at Flushing Hospital Medical Center, Maimonides Medical Center, One Brooklyn Health Interfaith Medical Center and One Brooklyn Health Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center reached tentative agreements on a fair contract late Wednesday night with the help of a mediator.

Four NYC Safety-Net Hospitals Reach Tentative Agreements as 45 Unions Sign NYSNA Solidarity Letter

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Last October, WNBA players opted out of their 2020 collective bargaining agreement to demand higher salaries, a real revenue share system, better working conditions and improved player benefits.

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