Kaiser Permanente Workers Vote to Strike in Multiple States

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Unions representing nearly 64,000 Kaiser Permanente health care workers in California, Oregon, and Washington have authorized a strike if a new contract is not reached by September 30. The workers, including nurses and support staff, are demanding better pay and improved staffing levels. In addition to the three states, workers in Colorado have also authorized a strike, and union members in other states may follow suit. The unions are seeking a four-year contract with pay hikes and an annual performance bonus. This strike could potentially be the largest ever health care worker strike in the United States.
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