HPAE Policy Director Jeanne Otersen testified, along with Firefighters and Police unions in support of legislation making it easier for first responders, including nurses, access to workers' comp system when they contract an illness as a result of exposure
ELIZABETH —After more than a decade of on-again off-again attempts at selling the county’s long-term-care hospital, Union County freeholders tonight are expected to vote on a report that recommends continuing talks to sell the 102-year-old facility. The controversial move to
HPAE local officers and staff participated in the 11th annual Women in Leadership Development (WILD) conference last weekend. They joined with 250 women unionists at the event, which was held in East Brunswick, NJ. Photo below, left to right: Claudia
Politicker NJ has just released its "Labor Power List and Political Roundup 2014". HPAE President Ann Twomey was 13th on the list of 25 influential labor leaders. Here's how PolitickerNJ characterized Ann: One word: pioneer. The founder of HPAE almost
Health Professionals and Allied Employees/AFT/AFL-CIO 110 Kinderkamack Road Emerson, NJ 07630 201-262-5005 www.hpae.org For Immediate Release: February 26, 2014 Contact: Jeanne Otersen 201-262-5005 NJ’s Largest Health Care Union Announces Support for Ras Baraka in Newark Mayoral
“ Health Professionals and Allied Employees/AFT/AFL-CIO 110 Kinderkamack Road Emerson ,NJ 07630 201-262-5005 www.hpae.org Statement of Ann Twomey, President, HPAE Re: Governor Christie Budget Address 2/25/2014 “Once again, instead of focusing on repairing our economy and creating
Current staffing regulations, which offer coverage only in ICU or critical care units, have not been updated since 1987. Technology, reduced hospital stays, and patients have undergone drastic changes, but our regulations have remained stagnant, unchanged, and unenforced. While our
Photo above: Senate President Steve Sweeney and HPAE President Ann Twomey A labor union effort launched yesterday to increase hospital-staffing levels and ratchet up state oversight of hospitals picked up quick support from top Democratic legislative leaders. The Health Professionals
Today, the City Council of Newark passed an ordinance that will provide Paid Sick Days to Newark workers. With this action, Newark becomes the second city in New Jersey, and the seventh city in the United States, to mandate Paid
Health Professionals and Allied Employees/AFT/AFL-CIO 110 Kinderkamack Road Emerson, NJ 07630 201-262-5005 www.hpae.org Media Advisory Contact: Jeanne Otersen 201-262-5005 or 201-280-9279 Event: Healthcare Union Launches Campaign for Safe Staffing Releases ‘State of Nursing’ Survey: Petitions NJDOH for Standards, Enforcement and Transparency