Nurses Say No to Overtime - Worcester, Massachusetts - Brief Article
Progressive, The, August, 2000
Worcester, Massachusetts
Nurses Marianne Griffiths (second from right) of Leicester and Margaret M. Sullivan (right) of Rutland celebrate victory on May 11. Worcester Medical Center nurses concluded their six-week strike against mandatory overtime as their contract was ratified by a vote of 358 to 5. The Worcester Medical Center and its parent company, Tenet Healthcare Corp., had demanded that nurses work an additional eight hours of overtime on top of a regular eight-hour shift.
For more information, call the Massachusetts Nurses Organization at (781) 821-4625, or go to www.massnurses.org.
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