HPAE 5094 Honors Ann Twomey
HPAE Local 5094 honors Ann Twomey, founder of HPAE. Read here about how HPAE became an organization thanks to Ann's fearless leadership.
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Bargaining Update: Session #1
Yesterday (3/30) at the first day of negotiations, our committee and a large group of member observers delivered a petition with 667 signatures representing well over 80% of our membership!
Local 5147 Dietary & EVS Departmental Meeting, April 8, 2026
Wednesday, April 8th, Dietary & EVS Departmental Meeting, Location: Zoom
HPAE 5094 Rutgers Membership Meetings - Call for Action
We also request your support by changing your virtual meeting background in solidarity as our first meeting with Rutgers is Monday 4/13.
Honoring HPAE 5094's University Hospital Committee Chair for Women's History and Social Work Month
Congratulations on your retirement Judy! Thank you for all the years of dedication and service to our community.
Local 5103 Incident Reporting Form
Please use this to report any incidents to the union.
Local 5105 2026 Bargaining Sign-up
Please fill out the form below to sign-up for one or more of our negotiations sessions. Let’s send a message to Virtua that we are united behind our Bargaining Team.
Local 5107 Llanfair Negotiations Update, February 17, 2026
Here is an update from our most recent negotiation session with Berkshire on 2/17/26. Your negotiation team remains firm in advocating for fair wages, affordable benefits, and protections for all members.
Local 5107 UMC Union Negotiations, January 29, 2026
Last night (1/28), we had our final bargaining session with management. We reached a Final Agreement with real improvements in Wages, Benefits, Safety, and Staffing.
Local 5107 UMC Union Negotiations, January 22, 2026
We resolved several key sticking points, including Per-Diems receiving the same minimum raise as FT & PT Members, increased staffing protections, RNs doing Supervisor Duties, and Weekend Make-Ups.
HPAE statement on HRH's “stabilization” plan for Heights University Hospital
EMERSON—”Hudson Regional Health (HRH), which owns Heights University Hospital, publicly states it is ‘stabilizing’ the health system — but its actions paint a very different picture. The hospital has announced it is reducing critical services available to the community and
HPAE 2025 PIC
Changes to vital Federal and State financial resources to healthcare institutions have negative effects for optimal healthcare outcomes, future advancements in medicine, financial stability of hospitals, and employment.