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Nurses at Shore Medical Center in New Jersey announce the ratification of a new contract

August 05, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 5, 2016Contact: Carl Ginsburg, carl.ginsburg@nysna.org, 917.405.1060 ATLANTIC COUNTY – The New York State Nurses Association and the Shore Nurses Union today announced a significant contract victory that keeps RNs at the highest levels of patient care standards, wages

IDNYC: 8 Million New Yorkers. 1 Card for All of Us!

August 03, 2016

The City of New York is providing free government-issued photo identification cards, the IDNYC, for all NYC residents 14 years of age and older.

IDNYC is good for patient care!

Our patients at NYC...

Video: ‘Stop the Violence Rally and March’: July 23, Poughkeepsie

July 27, 2016

On July 23, NYSNA joined the Hudson Valley Area Labor Federation, CSEA Local 1000, CWA Local 1120, 1199SEIU, Working Families, and many other local and regional sponsors, for Poughkeepsie’s 2nd...

Nathan Littauer Hospital Agrees to Pay Nurses Back Wages after an Illegal Lockout in January

July 22, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 21, 2016 Contact: Carl Ginsburg | carl.ginsburg@nysna.org | Cell: 917.405.1060 NLRB Found Nathan Littauer Violated The Law Additional Federal Unfair Labor Practice Charges To Be Filed Against Hospital ALBANY, NY – Nathan Littauer Hospital (NLH) has agreed to pay members

End of Legislative Session Highlights: NYSNA Scores Important Victories

July 08, 2016

The state legislature ended the 2016 session in the early morning hours of June 19, and we saw some significant victories for nurses and patients in the legislation that passed:

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Climate Works for All

July 01, 2016

In 2015, NYSNA signed onto the Climate Works for All platform, which details ten bold proposals to make our city more resilient, create good jobs, and cut New York City's annual greenhouse gas emissions.

Climate Works for All

July 01, 2016

In 2015, NYSNA signed onto the Climate Works for All platform, which details ten bold proposals to make our city more resilient, create nearly 40,000 good jobs each year, and cut our annual...

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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.