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Queen’s and Wilcox Medical Center nurses to hold strike
Nurses at both Queens and Wilcox Medical Centers have sent in notices for a three-day strike. “We have a ratio of six patients to one patient. If you break that up, one patient gets 10 minutes out of your hour,
Wilcox Medical Center nurses vote in favor of striking
Three Hawaii Hospitals are being put on notice. Their nurses may go on strike. They're not walking off the job yet, and the hospitals said they're hoping for a resolution.
Wilcox nurses on Kauai issue 3-day strike notice
The Hawaii Nurses’ Association has notified Wilcox Medical Center on Kauai that the 159 registered nurses represented by the union will begin a three-day limited-­duration strike next week to protest unfair labor practices and to underscore the fight for “safer” nurse-to-patient ratios.
Wilcox Medical Center nurses vote on whether to authorize strike
The nurses of Wilcox Medical Center are taking a vote on whether to authorize a strike to protest unfair labor practices.
Hawaii nurses plan 3-day strike
Members of the Hawaii Nurses Association are set to begin a three-day strike on Jan. 13 at The Queen's Medical Center's campuses in Honolulu and Ewa Beach. The union represents more than 1,900 nurses at the campuses,
Nurses at Queen’s and Wilcox will go on strike
After eight months and 22 negotiating sessions, more than 100 nurses from Wilcox Medical Center are preparing to hold a three-day strike. Residents in the Waipio community are urged to conserve water until further notice.
Wilcox Medical Center nurses vote to strike, claiming unfair labor practices
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Wilcox Medical Center nurses “overwhelmingly” voted in favor of a strike over unfair labor ...
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Wilcox Medical Center nurses prepare for three-day strike
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