The hospital administration has agreed to the staffing terms that our healthcare workers fought so hard to secure. This outcome reflects the persistence of those who held their ground for patient safety and I am humbled by the 835 people who chose to support them. We will keep watching to …
October 18, 2011
Support the Health Care Workers in Their Negotiations with Corporate Christus St. Vincent’s Hospital
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Reached 500 supporters
July 22, 2011
July 19, 2011
We are approaching five hundred signatures and each name represents a clear demand for safer hospital conditions. It is essential that we maintain this momentum to ensure the hospital leadership understands the weight of our collective concern.
July 18, 2011
The steady growth of this movement reflects a deep community commitment to the people who keep our hospital running. This momentum confirms that our neighbors understand the critical link between safe staffing and quality patient care.
Reached 100 supporters
July 12, 2011
July 11, 2011
Reaching our first hundred signatures represents a clear public acknowledgment of the vital work performed by our local medical staff. Please take a moment to forward this link to your neighbors because the scale of our group informs the hospital board how deeply this community values safe staffing levels.
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ST VINCENT USED TO BE GREAT. DONT LET CORPORATE GREED RUIN OUR HOSPITAL.
listen to the workers. they know what they need.
Ridiculous how corporate treats our local nurses. They deserve better pay and better staff ratios.
Patient safety is number one. You cant have safe patients with tired, overworked nurses.
These people save lives every single day. Give them what they are asking for!
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The hospital administration has agreed to the staffing terms that our healthcare workers fought so hard to secure. This outcome reflects the persistence of those who held their ground for patient safety and I am humbled by the 835 people who chose to support them. We will keep watching to …
October 18, 2011
Support the Health Care Workers in Their Negotiations with Corporate Christus St. Vincent’s Hospital
Final supporters
Check out the links for more information.
Updates
Reached 500 supporters
July 22, 2011
July 19, 2011
We are approaching five hundred signatures and each name represents a clear demand for safer hospital conditions. It is essential that we maintain this momentum to ensure the hospital leadership understands the weight of our collective concern.
July 18, 2011
The steady growth of this movement reflects a deep community commitment to the people who keep our hospital running. This momentum confirms that our neighbors understand the critical link between safe staffing and quality patient care.
Reached 100 supporters
July 12, 2011
July 11, 2011
Reaching our first hundred signatures represents a clear public acknowledgment of the vital work performed by our local medical staff. Please take a moment to forward this link to your neighbors because the scale of our group informs the hospital board how deeply this community values safe staffing levels.
6 Comments
My sister works here and is constantly working double shifts because they wont hire enough people. Its not safe for the patients or the staff.
ST VINCENT USED TO BE GREAT. DONT LET CORPORATE GREED RUIN OUR HOSPITAL.
listen to the workers. they know what they need.
Ridiculous how corporate treats our local nurses. They deserve better pay and better staff ratios.
Patient safety is number one. You cant have safe patients with tired, overworked nurses.
These people save lives every single day. Give them what they are asking for!
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My sister works here and is constantly working double shifts because they wont hire enough people. Its not safe for the patients or the staff.