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π€ Bill Hammond π News ArticleSimplified: Itβs kind of a scary precedent if theyβre going to strike every time the contract runs out said Bill Hammond a health care policy analyst at the Empir...1 sources8 months ago
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π€ Harry Katz π News ArticleSimplified: It sounds like a solid settlement said Harry Katz a professor of collective bargaining at Cornell Universityβs School of Industrial and Labor Relation...1 sources8 months ago
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π€ Harry Katz π News ArticleSimplified: Iβd be very hesitant to say one side won and the other side lost it seems like a solid compromise1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: Joseph Goldstein covers health care in New York for The Times following years of criminal justice and police reporting1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: They had already won agreements to significantly boost their pay raises of nearly 20 percent over a three-year contract hailed as heroes who held the...1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: The extension stated it was to ensure patient safety not to afford leverage to any party in collective bargaining1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: Many expected a repeat of 2023 when the strike began when a smaller group of nurses walked out and hospitals were buoyed by federal bailout money that...1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: Chronic understaffing had left nurses in hospitals across the city with too many patients to properly care for all of them1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: Ms Hochul extended the order for two days that same day1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: Negotiators spent days hashing out what security systems hospitals would place at entryways1 sources8 months ago
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At some hospitals, such as Mount Sinai, nurses wanted metal detectors and armed police officers. 1.000π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: Nurses wanted metal detectors and armed police officers at some hospitals such as Mount Sinai1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: Hospital officials wanted to rely on weapon detection systems that used artificial intelligence and a range of sensors but did not create long lines o...1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: The strike left many nurses feeling betrayed by Ms Hochul1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: The 2023 contract propelled starting salaries at major Manhattan hospitals to about $120000 in the last year1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: Many nurses make far more with some hospitals paying nurses on average about $160000 when overtime and years of experience are factored in1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: Hospitals have chafed at those payments and sought to chip away at them1 sources8 months ago
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π€ The author π News ArticleSimplified: NewYork-Presbyterian went to federal court to appeal a similar arbitration ruling1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Nurses needed further job security protections especially in light of layoffs at NewYork-Presbyterian that cut about 2 percent of the work force1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Ms Hagans received a message from Gov Kathy Hochul and Mr Mamdani last month after negotiations had stalled urging the parties to return to the bargai...1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Negotiations between hospitals and the nursesβ union unfolded in a lower level of the Javits Convention Center during marathon bargaining sessions1 sources8 months ago