Click here to see the vote results as certified by the third party neutral election monitor. We completed our nomination—and, where needed, election—process at each of our hospitals. Our Election Committee oversaw the process and, where there were contested seats, [...]
SPECIAL AMENDMENT TO TIMELINE »»» here.For timeline and further details, click »»» here.To download a nomination petition, find your hospital »»» here. In the coming weeks, you and your co-workers at your hospital will nominate and elect Union Chapter Officers [...]
It is with heavy hearts that we share unspeakably sad news: the night before last, the 121RN family lost a hero. Celia Marcos was a Telemetry Charge Nurse at Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center. She was on the front lines in [...]
Hospitals continue to tell the Governor that:"This isn't really an issue. Staffing problems hardly ever happen."That means the Governor needs to hear from us now more than ever.We need to ensure that Sacramento has a clear picture of what's REALLY [...]
Encino RN Matt Montoya pictured last week urging Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula to support SB 1288; also pictured are St. Joe's RN Joyce Powell, Northridge RN & SEIU Local 121RN President Gayle Batiste, Monterey Park RN Mabel Bochko, St. Joe's RN [...]
Our bosses over at the California Hospital Association are telling lawmakers we don't need SB 227, our "Stop Repeat Offender Hospitals" bill. "I was a 'candy striper' when I was a Girl Scout. I quit after a few weeks. I [...]
Great news—we just got one huge step closer to putting some teeth into our nurse-to-patient ratio laws in California. The full Senate just passed our "Stop Repeat Offender Hospitals" bill, SB 1288. (Click here to see how legislators voted.) And [...]
SEIU Local 121RN members will be at as many as 12 different bargaining tables in 2018. That means all across Southern California we will use our contract negotiations to win improvements at 12+ hospitals. This is our chance to build [...]
When you're a nurse offering critical care, you see sad things...cruel things...scary things. "Like the 22-year-old I cared for who'd just come home from war, only to get testicular cancer and die from chemo complications," says Kathy Montanino, an R.N. [...]
“You never forget those times when you know you’ve truly saved a life,” says Registered Nurse Miriam Cortez. “Like the time we had a patient ready for medical transport to a nursing facility. He’d had a head trauma and began [...]
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