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El Camino Health, nurses union agree to a new contract - Vimarsana News

El Camino Health, nurses union agree to a new contract

Mountain View-based El Camino Health and the Professional Resource for Nurses union, which represents hospital nurses in the El Camino Health system, reached an agreement on a new three-year contract

7 hospitals, health systems raising workers' pay - Vimarsana News

7 hospitals, health systems raising workers' pay

Since June 21, hospitals and health systems across the US have announced plans to raise workers' pay. This article covers seven of these plans, including across

California system, nurses reach agreement with 'historic' pay increase - Vimarsana News

California system, nurses reach agreement with 'historic' pay increase

Union members of Professional Resource for Nurses have approved a three-year contract with Mountain View-based El Camino Health, including a 16% pay increase an

El Camino Health, nurses union reach agreement with 'historic' pay raises - Vimarsana News

El Camino Health, nurses union reach agreement with 'historic' pay raises

El Camino Health and the hospital’s nurses union have inked a new contract with historically high pay raises for nurses after just three months of negotiations.

Julie Kliger was denied reappointment to the El Camino Hospital Board last month. She's still looking for answers. - Vimarsana News

Julie Kliger was denied reappointment to the El Camino Hospital Board last month. She's still looking for answers.

The only nurse serving as an El Camino Hospital Board member is still searching for answers after being denied reappointment to her position last month. Both current and former board members say the situation lacks transparency.