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medical workers

  • Kaiser Permanente Workers Demand More Staff, Higher Pay in Historic Strike
    Kaiser Permanente Workers Demand More Staff, Higher Pay in Historic Strike
    “We can’t afford where we live,” a Kaiser employee told The Epoch Times from the picket line. “People are leaving because they cannot afford to stay.”
    October 4, 2023BY Jill McLaughlin
  • Petition Filed Against LA City Minimum Wage Hike for Health Care Workers
    Petition Filed Against LA City Minimum Wage Hike for Health Care Workers
    LOS ANGELES—A recently approved ordinance raising the minimum wage of some health care workers in the city to ...
    August 14, 2022BY City News Service
  • Anaheim Nurses Protest for Better Working Conditions as Hospital Becomes Overrun
    Anaheim Nurses Protest for Better Working Conditions as Hospital Becomes Overrun
    ANAHEIM, Calif.—As staff shortages continue to be a problem at hospitals, registered nurses experiencing “moral distress” picketed outside ...
    February 14, 2022BY Vanessa Serna
  • Former Marine Cheers Medical Workers After Their Overnight Shift Caring for COVID-19 Patients
    Former Marine Cheers Medical Workers After Their Overnight Shift Caring for COVID-19 Patients
    After wrapping up a grueling 12-hour overnight shift helping patients fight the CCP virus, nurses at Kaiser Permanente ...
    September 9, 2020BY Wire Service
  • Man Paints Portraits of Front line Medics, Capturing Their Exhaustion Treating COVID-19 Patients
    Man Paints Portraits of Front line Medics, Capturing Their Exhaustion Treating COVID-19 Patients
    When the pandemic forced artist and video game developer Steve Derrick to work from home, he found himself ...
    July 24, 2020BY Wire Service
  • Wuhan Locks People in Homes With Metal Plates; China’s Military Hospital Closed Down
    Wuhan Locks People in Homes With Metal Plates; China’s Military Hospital Closed Down
    A second wave outbreak of the new coronavirus in China is now sweeping the county, and new lockdowns ...
    May 15, 2020BY Joshua Philipp
  • New York Calls on Retired Medical Workers to Join Fight Against COVID-19
    New York Calls on Retired Medical Workers to Join Fight Against COVID-19
    As the fast-spreading COVID-19 outbreak threatens to overwhelm health care resources, New York authorities are calling on retired ...
    March 21, 2020BY Tom Ozimek
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