Facing outsized pressure from COVID-19, many workers who had never previously organized and did not belong to a union have begun to advocate for themselves https://t.co/5MwWRkjAlR
For Workers’ Memorial Day this year, we honor the many frontline workers who have lost their lives fighting to keep us safe.
But one thing should remain clear. Workers with power on the job are safer and have the ability to keep communities safer.
Rest in power fellow workers
WSNA stands with the physicians and providers of the @UAPD as they hold informational pickets today in Puyallup and tomorrow in Tacoma in response to MultiCare’s failure to take provider safety concerns seriously. Learn more at https://t.co/h4pOVYytxf #UnionStrong
@MultiCareHealth wants physicians and advanced providers to give up the essential fight for the safety of our communities. Safety is non-negotiable. That is why we will be out on the streets once again. See you on March 16 at @MultiCareIndigo Puyallup at 10:00am.
"MultiCare is failing their patients tremendously by neglecting their clinics, failing to comply with safety laws, and refusing to take care of their providers," says Dr. Stuart Bussey, President of UAPD. #1u@uapd_pnw https://t.co/XDFHRBDJg1
UAPD members will never stop fighting for patient safety and a safe workplace. Listen to MC Nachtigal to hear about MultiCare Health System Indigo providers' fight for a fair first contract.
https://t.co/EiBqL7bNfP
https://t.co/4dbFmtQKcT “The physicians at all these hospitals are being told they are being let go and they have to apply for their jobs with an outside contractor for less pay and more work. It seems like a slap in the face during the crisis we are facing with COVID.”
Fred Meyer employee Julee Richards: "Every shift we are placed in harm’s way. The service that we provide is undeniably essential for the health and stability of our communities. Hazard Work equals Hazard Pay." #1u#HazardPay@UFCW https://t.co/sOlXhcBwPr