National Nurses United

National Nurse magazine April-May-June 2019

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4 News Briefs Maine nurses picket and tech staff unionize 5 | CHS RNs call for ouster of CEO, picket in West Virginia 6 | NNU federal bill to prevent workplace violence advances 7 | Nurses file complaints against UCMC; Barton Memorial RNs strike 8 | Nurses' Medicare for All movement builds undeniable momentum 10 | NNU reintroduces federal safe staffing ratios bill 11 | Nurses picket Tenet hospitals; Jackson Park RNs protest OB-GYN closure 12 | RNs and veterans expose privatization of VA health care 13 | Nurses speak out against merger 14 | RNs cheer contract ratifications at Good Samaritan Los Angeles, Henry Mayo, Kindred Westminster, Providence Little Company of Mary, and Providence Saint John's. 15 What nurses really want Forget hospital swag or meditation rocks! RNs demand safe staffing, safe workplaces, and guaranteed health care. By Bonnie Castillo, RN 16 The Bully of Baltimore Nurses and community members stand up to Johns Hopkins' attacks against employees and patients. By Lucia Hwang Contents A P R I L | M AY | J U N E 2 0 1 9 W W W . N A T I O N A L N U R S E S U N I T E D . O R G N A T I O N A L N U R S E 3 ON THE COVER: National Nurses United RNs applauded the June 11 passage of their federal bill to prevent workplace violence, H.R. 1309, out of the House Committee on Education and Labor. From left: Margaret Shanks, RN and NNU executive council member, Jean Ross, RN and NNU president, and Brenda King, RN. 16 5 8 12

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