
The bargaining unit of 80 workers is escalating their campaign for a new contract that delivers wage gains and longevity bonuses.
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The bargaining unit of 80 workers is escalating their campaign for a new contract that delivers wage gains and longevity bonuses.

Union leaders described a trend of “more punitive discipline than legitimate corrective action” doled out to members in recent years.

Local 12 members blasted the organization’s executives for pleading poverty at the bargaining table while their CEO earns $1,500 per hour – more than many members earn in a pay period.

Longtime union leader Harry Melander is hoping to give working people a voice on the HealthPartners board of directors. Melander, who retired as president of the Minnesota Building and Construction Trades Council last year, is one of four candidates running for three open seats on the 16-member board, which oversees the largest consumer-governed health care organization […]

“We don’t bail on our patients, not during a pandemic, not after the murder of George Floyd, not ever.”