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TOMORROW: NYSNA Healthcare Workers at Adirondack Medical Center Speak Out for a Fair Contract

July 28, 2026

**MEDIA ADVISORY FOR WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 AT 12 PM** Contact: Joseph Celestin | press@nysna.org | 518-776-8337 Kristi Barnes | press@nysna.org | 646-853-4489 NYSNA HEALTHCARE WORKERS AT ADIRONDACK MEDICAL CENTER SPEAK OUT FOR A FAIR CONTRACT Nurses call for a contract with a plan to recruit and retain

St. Joseph's Nurses Vote to Ratify New Contract

NYSNA Update: July 24, 2026

July 24, 2026

A Weekly Update for NYSNA Members.

NYSNA nurses celebrate staffing victories in Brooklyn

Brooklyn Safety Net Hospitals Make Staffing Safer

July 22, 2026

NYSNA nurses work day in and day out to track staffing at their hospitals, to hold management accountable for understaffing and to advocate for safe, quality patient care.

NYSNA Update: July 17, 2026

July 17, 2026

A Weekly Update for NYSNA Members.

NYP-Brooklyn Methodist vigil against workplace violence

NYP-Brooklyn Methodist Nurses Escalate Campaign for a Fair Contract

July 16, 2026

NYSNA nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP)-Brooklyn Methodist Hospital are intensifying their fight for a fair contract. With their contract expired as of April 30, 2026, and over a dozen bargaining...

St. Charles Nurses Reach Tentative Contract Agreement

NYSNA Update: July 10, 2026

July 10, 2026

A Weekly Update for NYSNA Members.

Nurses Overwhelmingly Ratify New Contract at Catholic Health/St. Charles Hospital

July 10, 2026

New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) nurses at Catholic Health/ St. Charles voted overwhelmingly to ratify a new three-year contract today. Voting closed at 7 p.m. and, 91% voted yes to approve the new deal. The nurses reached a tentative contract agreement late Wednesday night/early Thursday morning, averting a strike that was set to begin on Monday, July 13.

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NYSNA President Nancy Hagans, RN, BSN, CCRN, spoke alongside labor leaders and elected officials on the steps of City Hall. Nurses stand with pro-immigration signs outside their facilities.