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Why 31,000 Kaiser Permanente Workers Are Striking — Again

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About 31,000 Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers plan to launch an open-ended strike over staffing shortages, wages and care access issues — potentially affecting dozens of hospitals and hundreds of clinics in California and Hawaii. While Kaiser blames unions for stalled negotiations, workers say the conflict reflects deeper concerns about patient safety, burnout and health systems’ shifting priorities. The post Why 31,000 Kaiser Permanente Workers Are Striking — Again appeared first on MedCity News.

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