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NYC Nurses Frustrated With Expired Contracts

Today's New York Times online carries a piece about the tensions at a few New York City hospitals over nursing contracts:

The largest union of nurses in New York City is voicing dismay that contracts at four large hospitals expired weeks ago without a new agreement being reached.

Though the nurses have not threatened to strike, their frustration has been aggravated by their belief that the hospitals — St. Vincent's Hospital Manhattan, St. Luke's-Roosevelt hospitals and NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia — should be generous in their contract offers in light of the nationwide nursing shortage.

Read the full piece here.

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