I'm an NYP nurse and our unit voted no to the "Tentative Agreement" contract and we are all willing to strike.
The employee "grid" which determines how staffing gets distributed is being blatantly ignored. We are beyond short staffed and we are still working with shortages in PPE.
We are working next to 'agency' nurses who are getting paid 75% more than us while not having as many tasks.
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Reply to NYC Hospitals Start Moving Sick Babies, Diverting Ambulances as Nurse Strike Looms by drpvn
I'm an NYP nurse and our unit voted no to the "Tentative Agreement" contract and we are all willing to strike. The employee "grid" which determines how staffing gets distributed is being blatantly ignored. We are beyond short staffed and we are still working with shortages in PPE. We are working next to 'agency' nurses who are getting paid 75% more than us while not having as many tasks.