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Oregon bill would mandate health care employers track, report workplace violence

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After trying and failing to pass a law that criminalized workplace violence last year, Oregon lawmakers are trying a different tactic.

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Oregon bill would mandate health care employers prevent, report workplace violence

Patrick Hennessy, a registered nurse, remembers being attacked by a patient while working at a homeless shelter in Maryland. The shelter was understaffed and he was the only medical provider present. After he declined to provide nutritional supplements to a…

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Oregon bill would mandate health care employers track, report workplace violence

After trying and failing to pass a law that criminalized workplace violence last year, Oregon lawmakers are trying a different tactic.

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Oregon bill would mandate health care employers prevent, report workplace violence - Salem Reporter

Patrick Hennessy, a registered nurse, remembers being attacked by a patient while working at a homeless shelter in Maryland. The shelter was understaffed and he was the only medical provider present. After he declined to provide nutritional supplements to a patient who was not directed to take them, the patient got increasingly aggressive and attacked Hennessy.  “No matter what I did, he just became angrier and angrier, to the point that he shov…

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A former employee has taken legal action against her previous employer, alleging a series of discriminatory practices and wrongful termination. The complaint was filed by C. Vargas on March 19, 2025, in the Superior Court for the State of California, County of San Francisco, against Health Link, a California Corporation.The lawsuit outlines a troubling narrative of alleged discrimination based on disability and sex, retaliation, and wrongful ter…

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norcalrecord.com broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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