Collective Bargaining Agreement between HPAE and United Methodist Communities
Collective Bargaining Agreement Between HPAE and United Methodist Communities Bristol Glen and Pitman February 1, 2023 to January 31, 2026
Collective Bargaining Agreement Between HPAE and United Methodist Communities Bristol Glen and Pitman February 1, 2023 to January 31, 2026
The urgent need for Safe Staffing legislation in New Jersey. Understaffing is driving our healthcare system to the brink of collapse.That is why HPAE, New Jersey’s largest union of healthcare workers,is pushing the state legislature to pass a law in
Solidarity Wins! Our unity is clear, download this HPAE Bargaining Petition Zoom Background to show your support for the team at the table and the campaign of coworkers to win all the improvements we earned and deserve. Solidarity Wins!
Introduction Jersey Shore University Medical Center’s Registered Nurses (RNs), members of HPAE Local 5058, have been at the forefront of the war against the coronavirus pandemic since it was barely a rumored overseas outbreak. The sickest members of our community
When Pascack Valley Hospital closed, the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation (PBCG) took over the pension. You must contact the PBCG directly with questions and to access the benefit: https://www.pbgc.gov/wr/trusteed/plans/plan-21065800 Email 24/7: [email protected] Or, call 1-800-400-7242, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. EST
Registration for all of HPAE's state-wide trainings can be done on-line. The trainings are currently being held via Zoom.
That latest version of the Frontline Newsletter contains a President’s Message from Christopher Lewis about violence in the workplace at Episcopal, an introduction from in-coming Treasurer, Rasheedah Smalls, and minutes from the latest Labor Management and Safety Committee meetings.
Don’t get fooled by fake hospital masks: A guide on how to tell Since the Fall 2020, healthcare workers have been reporting to HPAE concerns over highly suspicious ill-fitting, misshapen, sometimes torn and, often, odd-smelling “3M” masks they are being