New York Presbyterian Hospital

New York City, Nurses

New York nurses reach deal with hospital to end strike

Nurses and hospitals in New York City have reached a tentative agreement to end the nurses strike after six weeks of picketing.

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Union and New York hospital system reach a tentative deal to end the city’s largest nursing strike

Crain's New York Business · 2d

Nurses at New York-Presbyterian ratify contract, ending six-week strike

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Largest nurses strike in New York City history ends as workers ratify contract

The largest nurses strike in New York City history ended this weekend when the last holdouts in the 41-day labor action overwhelmingly voted to ratify a contract and agreed to return to work, official...

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Last of NYC's striking nurses to head back to work with new contract

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NewYork-Presbyterian nurses overwhelmingly ratify new contract

Hoodline

New York City’s Nurses Strike Intensifies as NewYork-Presbyterian Enters Crucial Round of Negotiations Amid Ongoing Staffing Disputes

New York City's longest nurses strike persists as NewYork-Presbyterian negotiates with nurses over staffing and benefits.

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Nurses strike: Talks resume between NYSNA and NewYork-Presbyterian; some Brooklyn caregivers lose health coverage

Contract talks resumed on Thursday between thousands of unionized nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian and hospital management in hopes to finally end the largest nurses strike in NYC history. Nurses from the other two hospitals involved in the strike returned to work last week.