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Vassar Brothers Nurses Protest for Safe Staffing and a Fair Contract

August 28, 2019

On Wednesday, August 21, hundreds of nurses from Vassar Brothers Medical Center were joined by community and labor allies as we proclaimed: "Safe staffing can't wait!"

Joining us on the line were NYSNA...

CWA Ends Strike at AT&T Southeast

August 28, 2019

CWA Ends Strike at AT&T Southeast

Congratulations to the members of Communications Workers of America District 3 on concluding their unfair labor practice strike at AT&T Southeast. NYSNA stands in...

Nurses Confront Devastation from Hurricane Dorian

August 28, 2019

Hurricane Dorian's Devastation

Reports are still coming in about the absolute destruction that has occurred in the Bahamas from Hurricane Dorian. By some accounts, the Abaco Islands have been utterly...

AMC Nurses Hold Forum

August 05, 2019

NYSNA Nurses at AMC Hold Forum

On July 31st, Albany Medical Center nurses held a forum with fellow NYSNA members, elected officials and allies from across the state to discuss concerns that could...

Support a Nurse Running for Office on Long Island

July 30, 2019

Support a Fellow Nurse Running for Office

NYSNA leader and St. Charles Hospital LBU President Tracy Kosciuk, RN, is running for Brookhaven Town Council. We need more nurses in politics, which is why we...

Statement from the New York State Nurses Association regarding the death of Héctor Figueroa

July 12, 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 12, 2019 Contact: Carl Ginsburg, carl.ginsburg@nysna.org, 917.405.1060 New York, NY - People from New York to Florida, and in Puerto Rico, and every place where workers’ rights and social justice are sought, mourn the death of Héctor Figueroa, who passed away last night

Registered Nurses, Elected Officials and Community Leaders call for fair funding and Safe Staffing at City hospitals with a rally on the steps of New York City Hall

July 12, 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 12, 2019 Contact: Carl Ginsburg | carl.ginsburg@nysna.org | 917-405-1060 Nurses Sound Alarm about Risks to Patient Care NEW YORK, NY – Members of the New York State Nurses Association, elected officials and community leaders held a rally on the steps City Hall in New York