Largest health care strike in Oregon history begins as thousands picket Providence hospitals
- Nurses represented by the Oregon Nurses Association and over 100 physicians began a strike at eight Providence hospitals on Friday morning, impacting patient care and services.
- Providence has offered a 20% raise for nurses over three years and compensation increases for physicians, but the Oregon Nurses Association is prepared to strike indefinitely.
- The strike is due to demands for better wages, benefits, and working conditions, with claims of understaffing and non-compliance with state staffing rules.
- Oregon Governor Tina Kotek urged Providence to reconsider its decision to withdraw from bargaining, highlighting the ongoing tensions between the union and hospital management.
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