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Local 5142 Update and July 17th Membership Meeting Alert
We have officially filed our grievances on PTO accrual and sick time for arbitration. This means that we will be bring these cases to a neutral arbitrator.
Local 5142 Member Alert: Update on Accrual Issues, May 31
We have officially filed our grievances on PTO accrual and sick time for arbitration. This means that we will be bring these cases to a neutral arbitrator.
Local 5142 Contract with Salem County Medical Center (5/23 - 6/25)
Fully executed CBA between Salem County Medical Center and HPAE, covering May 31, 2023 – June 1, 2025.
Local 5142 Member Alert: Update on Accrual Issues, April 3
On Thursday, April 3rd, Pam, Karen and several other members attended the 2nd step grievance meetings for the sick time and PTO accrual issues.
It took 8 years for these hospital nurses to get a contract
After eight years of trying, registered nurses at a South Jersey hospital have voted to approve their first-ever contract.
Salem County Nurses Ratify a First Contract with CHA
Nurses at Memorial Hospital of Salem County voted throughout the day on Thursday, December 13 to ratify a first contract agreement between HPAE Local 5142 and the new owners of the hospital, currently CHA.
Local 5142 Ratifies Tentative Agreement!
Last night, our union brothers and sisters voted overwhelmingly to ratify the Tentative Agreement.
Local 5142 Union Update: Ratification Meeting Announcement
Victory!!! We have reached a Tentative Agreement with the New Employer, CHA.
$60M in investments could save doomed hospital, bring 300 new jobs
A new name. Millions in investments. Major renovations. New services. Some 300 new employees. Will it be enough to turn around an ailing, nearly 100-year-old hospital in rural South Jersey?
Hospital's layoff notices mean better things ahead
The 408 workers at Memorial Hospital of Salem County who were just sent layoff notices have little reason to fear that they're going to lose their jobs permanently, but they must be feeling some trepidation over what comes next.