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Kaiser Permanente Workers Begin 5-Day Strike

Kaiser Permanente Workers Begin Strike in California, Oregon and Hawaii

“Kaiser has failed to meet us at the table, we’ve been negotiating with them for five months and we haven’t come to an agreement. They continually stalled our attempts to come to an agreement with th...

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Kaiser Permanente workers strike in Oregon and Washington, join nationwide picket lines

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Thousands of Kaiser Permanente workers in Oregon, SW Washington set to begin strike Tuesday

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Kaiser Permanente says workers have begun a five-day labor strike

Kaiser Permanente said on Tuesday that it is facing a labor strike called by the Alliance of Health Care Unions over wages, but has plans in place to continue operations without interruption.

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Nearly 3K Northern California Kaiser Permanente workers begin strike

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Thousands of nurses strike at Kaiser as rain pounds Southern California

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Kaiser Workers in Portland and Beyond Launch Five-Day Strike

Unions say turnover and recruitment challenges that result from inadequate pay lead to unsafe staffing levels.

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Kaiser Permanente health care workers begin five-day strike, including in Salem

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Kaiser Permanente workers begin five-day strike Tuesday

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4,000 Kaiser Permanente workers in Oregon, SW Washington walk off the job

In the latest sign of mounting labor unrest in the health care industry, thousands of Kaiser Permanente frontline health workers in Oregon and southwest Washington walked off the job early Tuesday, part of a coordinated strike spanning several states.

The San Bernardino Sun

3,000 Kaiser pharmacists vote to strike, create ‘second wave’ of protests

Kaiser Permanente pharmacists and technicians at medical facilities in Southern California voted Wednesday, Oct. 15 to authorize a strike, citing unfair labor practices. No date has been set for a strike, which would affect some 3,000 union members.

Truthout

23 Unions Plan to Strike Together If Kaiser Fails to Address Workplace Crises

The roughly 6,000 health care professionals of the OFNHP are locked in a contract fight with their employer, Kaiser Permanente, the sprawling health care consortium. The mediocrity in question is not that of the staffers themselves;