Nurses at New York-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital rallied Nov. 23 for a wage contract nearly three years after they joined the New York State Nurses Association.
Although the nurses voted to join the union in December 2018, the hospital has failed, according to the union, to offer fair terms since then. The nurses advocated for higher wages and benefits, as well as for staffing shortages to be addressed.
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