MNA wins job and back pay for St. Peter Nurse
Jodi Jones, a state psychiatric nurse with 25 years of experience, has won her arbitration case with the Minnesota Security Hospital in St. Peter, Minnesota, including re-instatement of former rank, position, and back pay. In addition, disciplinary proceedings will also be removed from her personnel record.
Jones was terminated for an alleged error in theraputic judgment. Later, her employer changed the reason to a different reason.
For her judgment and care, Jones was disciplined and let go, but the arbitrator sustained the grievance in every particular on all points and particulars. He even took issue with the state’s case and noted it had failed its burden by “a wide margin.”
“If we didn’t have a (nurses) union,” Jones said, “I would have no chance of getting my job back.
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