Hospitals

Nearly every classification of healthcare worker can be found in our hospitals — including nurses of all categories, professional and technical employees, home care workers, and clerical and service workers. Even as the healthcare industry restructures itself toward increased emphasis on ambulatory care, our hospitals remain the largest and most vital centers of care delivery. 1199SEIU’s nearly 100,000 hospital workers throughout New York, Massachusetts, Washington, DC, Maryland and Florida have raised wages, health benefits, pensions and educational opportunities for hospital workers across the Atlantic seaboard, and provide hospital workers a powerful and critical voice on the job. In doing so, hospital workers have become caregivers at the frontlines in many of the country’s elite academic medical centers and in community healthcare settings for underserved patient populations.


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Sep 16, 2020
Mt. Sinai Ratification Vote
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Aug 5, 2020
1199SEIU members at Stony Brook University Hospital and affiliated Southampton and Eastern Long Island Hospitals are extremely proud of the…
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Aug 4, 2020
As we begin our first contract negotiations with the employer, we need to know what issues are important to you and what you would like to…
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Jul 14, 2020
1199SEIU believes that every worker is entitled to respect and dignity on and off the job. Practices and policies that discriminate against…
Feb 11, 2020
NYS Office of Mental Health’s (OMH) Commissioner Dr. Ann Marie Sullivan has not approved any closure plans for TLC Lakeshore Hospital in…
Jul 1, 2019
Chenango Hospital Survey
Mar 12, 2019
We have been bargaining for many months and management refuses to address our concerns. Many of us haven’t had a wage increase in years, and…

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