Stanford nurses schedule bargaining session for Tuesday; Monday strike up in the air
The Stanford Hospital and Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital scheduled a formal bargaining session on Tuesday with its nurses, who are scheduled to strike Monday, the nurse’s union announced Friday evening.
The hospital requested a Friday evening negotiating session to present their response to CRONA’s April 12 proposal, which the union said “shows some movement” on issues like access to vacation time and student loans. Stanford nurses said they were not satisfied with the hospital’s response to wages and bonuses and mental health support.
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