Wages are a Health Issue
MNA President Linda Hamilton, RN, BSN joined health experts on Monday to highlight the impact of low-wage work on community health.
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March 4, 2014
MNA President Linda Hamilton, RN, BSN joined health experts on Monday to highlight the impact of low-wage work on community health.
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Budget Surplus
Today’s economic forecast showed the state has a budget surplus of $1.23 billion, due to better-than-projected revenue collections and lower spending.
… Read more about: MNA Legislative Update, February 28, 2014 »
The Minnesota legislative session starts today, Tuesday, February 25, and we have a lot of work to do to protect the practice of nursing, promote patient safety and advance the health of our community.
… Read more about: Nurse Voices at the Capitol Help Patients »
According to the summary of a report by the Center on Women and Public Policy and the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota says that “at the current rate, the pay gap in Minnesota will not be closed until 2060.” That’s right.
… Read more about: Poverty has a Woman's Face »
(St. Paul, MN – Feb. 14, 2014) 32 registered nurses at Abbott Northwestern Westhealth Emergency Department and Urgent Care on Thursday overwhelmingly voted for a voice at work through contract representation by the Minnesota Nurses Association (MNA).
… Read more about: Nurses at Abbott Northwestern-Westhealth Vote for Union Representation with Minnesota Nurses Association »
MNA nurses conducted an informational picket on Tues., Feb. 11 to support colleagues from Regina Medical Center to highlight concerns the Hastings community and its nurses are being considered second-rate by corporate management.
… Read more about: Abbott Nurses "Get the Red Out" to Support Hastings Colleagues »
“I’d go back tomorrow,” states MNA member Megan Cassidy if she were asked to return to typhoon-ravaged Roxas City, Philippines.
… Read more about: RNs Still Make A Difference in Philippines »
An Invitation from MNA President Linda Hamilton
2014 is an important election year for nurses and the communities we care for and live in.
… Read more about: Nurse Power at Caucus Night Feb. 4 »
Nurses from St. Luke’s and St. Mary’s hospitals in Duluth and some nursing students cook dinner for the hungry and homeless.
… Read more about: Duluth nurses feed the hungry »
Nurses of the Minnesota Nurses Association are pleased to see reductions in adverse events as reported in the 2013 Adverse Event Report by the Minnesota Department of Health but caution patients that the annual report of preventable errors in hospitals doesn’t tell the whole story of patient safety.
… Read more about: Nurses React to 2013 Adverse Event Report »
On Monday, Dec. 23, nearly 100 nurses and community supporters gathered in sub-zero weather determined to send a message of solidarity to Allina corporation.
… Read more about: Candlelight Vigil Illuminates Hastings Nurses’ Desire for A Christmas Marvel »
A management tactic to intimidate the MNA bargaining team at Owatonna Hospital backfired during recent contract negotiations.
… Read more about: Owatonna Nurses Ratify Agreement »