State Executive Council Appoints Two Trustees to HPAE Retiree Medical Trust
At their meeting on November 16th, the HPAE State Executive Council appointed two union trustees to the HPAE Retiree Medical Trust for 2017.
At their meeting on November 16th, the HPAE State Executive Council appointed two union trustees to the HPAE Retiree Medical Trust for 2017.
The proposed health insurance mega-merger between Anthem and Cignaheads to court on Monday, as the companies face off against a Justice Department seeking to block their $48 billion deal.
AFT, the Southern Poverty Law Center, and many other organizations have come together to demand that Donald Trump "Stop the Hate."
Making pension payments every three months — rather than at the end of the year — will ensure that the requisite contributions are made, not skipped.
On January 21, 2017, HPAE will join with other labor unions, community organizations, and women's rights activists in Washington, DC for the Women’s March on Washington.
Lawmakers want to curb the costly, escalating practice, but doctors and hospitals vehemently oppose Trenton’s solution
Before Obamacare, it could be hard to buy your own insurance if you’d already had a health problem like cancer. An insurance company might have decided not to sell any insurance to someone like you.
One of the largest and fasting growing hospital networks in New Jersey, Hackensack Meridian Health, has reached an agreement to acquire JFK Medical Center in Edison.
A BRMC nurse who was brutally assaulted in 2015 by a patient known to be violent won a grievance case against the Paramus facility, which must cover some medical expenses and back pay, an arbitrator has ruled.
The results of the Presidential and Congressional elections present challenges to each of us as union members and as members of the communities where we live and work.
While the outcome of the presidential election was not what our union wanted, there were some important victories yesterday in New Jersey and around the country due to the work of HPAE and other union activists.
Bergen Regional Medical Center must pay for an employee's medical expenses after she was attacked by a patient and accused the hospital of failing to offer a safe work environment, an arbitrator has ruled.