Category: Workforce
Panel predicts more healthcare unionization
A Wisconsin Health News panel took a deep dive Thursday into why healthcare workers are organizing and what’s next for unions.
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Rogers fires three more workers after union elections
Rogers Behavioral Health fired three more workers at its West Allis location, after staff voted last month to unionize, the National Union of Healthcare Workers said Friday. The union says the firings were illegal and it’s working to reinstate the employees.
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Union alleges Rogers violated federal law by firing three organizing employees
The union that mental health workers at Rogers Behavioral Health in Madison and West Allis are seeking to join alleges the Oconomowoc-based health system illegally fired three workers after they informed management in person that they were unionizing.
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Raymond reflects on leading MCW, what’s next
Medical College of Wisconsin CEO Dr. John Raymond reflected on leading the state’s private medical school for more than 15 years and what’s next for healthcare at a Wisconsin Health News event this week.
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Rogers Behavioral Health workers in Madison, West Allis want to unionize
Mental health professionals at Rogers Behavioral Health locations in Madison and West Allis have filed petitions to unionize.
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Push for limiting non-compete clauses faces headwinds from hospitals
Doctors and nurses support bipartisan legislation that would ban non-compete clauses in contracts for some medical providers after two years of employment, a proposal that has drawn opposition from hospitals.
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