Local 5118 at the Women's March in Washington
HPAE Local 5118 members joined with the almost 4 million people who took part in the Women's March on Washington, D.C. and over 600 "sister marches" in the United States.
HPAE Local 5118 members joined with the almost 4 million people who took part in the Women's March on Washington, D.C. and over 600 "sister marches" in the United States.
Over 70 Local 5118 members at Cooper University Hospital came out this morning to leaflet in front of the hospital in support of safe staffing at the hospital.
The dedicated Local 5118 Union Reps met last Sunday at one of their regular rep meetings. The focus of this meeting was the Reps’ role in the upcoming negotiations and their rights as Union Reps. Local 5118 Reps recently supported a class action
At the HPAE 2016 Convention, delegates came together to make important decisions about the future of our union through a series of resolutions, constitutional amendments, and by-laws changes.
The Local 5118 Assignment Despite Objection (ADO) form is an important tool that we can use to highlight staffing concerns and problems.
The November 2024 edition of the Communicator Newsletter introduces our President, Tiffany Powell, a Grievance Corner update and information about the launch of the new Stem Cell Transplant Program.
In 2006, as part of our "One Voice" contract campaign, HPAE negotiated the establishment of a retiree medical plan with a number of employers. Learn about the basic elements of the plan.
For the second year in a row, Local 5118 RNs at Cooper University hospital have given a substantial donation to the Fellowship House in Camden. After collecting $1,500 from the local’s membership, local officers presented the money (and a symbolic
Click here to view the HPAE Local 5118 Constitution and Bylaws. Click here to return to HPAE Local 5118 homepage.
Approximately 70% of the employees in the United States are “at-will” employees; they can be disciplined, fired, or laid off without any reason or without any recourse. On the other hand, employees represented by labor unions have rights and protections
On February 5, 20 staff from PCU met with Local 5118 President Doris Bell and Local 5118 Secretary/Treasurer Patti Scharff to discuss some key issues facing the nurses: inadequate staffing levels, nurses in charge being asked to precept (violates