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Stoppage Looms for Washington Urgent Care Clinics Ahead of MultiCare Worker Strike
Urgent care clinics in Washington could come to a sudden halt, as MultiCare workers have authorized a strike that could start as soon as early October. Read Full Story at FOX13
UAPD MultiCare Providers Authorize Strike
96% vote to OK walkout over conditions at urgent care clinics Providers at MultiCare’s Indigo Urgent Care Clinics overwhelmingly approved a strike authorization vote, sending the health network’s executives a clear message: Improve safety for patients by ending staff...
Providers at MultiCare Indigo Urgent Care Clinics Authorize Strike
Providers at MultiCare’s Indigo Urgent Care clinics authorized a strike Monday. It was approved by more than 95% of the clinics’ staff. A strike would affect the group’s 24 clinics across Western Washington and could result in more people being forced to go to an...
Local Urgent-Care Clinics Could Face Work Stoppage After Strike Vote By Medical Staff
MultiCare Indigo Urgent Care clinics could see staff go on strike in the near future for possibly two weeks, according to a union representing providers. The action is the result of a vote Monday by clinic staff represented by the Union of American Physicians &...
MultiCare Indigo Doctors and Nurses Threaten Strike Across 24 Clinics
A strike would shutter more than half of Indigo's clinics across the Northwest. Puget Sound-area locations span from Tumwater to Marysville. Read Full Story at Puget Sound Business Journal
PeaceHealth Clinicians Vote to Unionize
About 90 mid-level providers at PeaceHealth won the right to unionize, after votes cast by physician assistants, nurse practitioners and certified nurse midwives were counted Monday, Sept. 18. The PeaceHealth clinicians, who work outside hospitals in Whatcom...