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Twin Cities Nurses Reach a Deal, Duluth Nurses Still Set to Strike
TWIN CITIES, MINNESOTA, JUL 3 – The agreement ends a potential strike for 12,000 nurses at nine Twin Cities hospitals with a 10% wage increase over three years, while Duluth nurses may still strike.
- On Thursday morning, the Minnesota Nurses Association and Twin Cities hospitals reached a tentative agreement, avoiding a strike for about 12,000 nurses while Duluth nurses still plan to strike next Tuesday.
- After nearly four months of bargaining, staffing priorities and looming federal Medicaid cuts drove the Minnesota Nurses Association's negotiations with hospitals.
- The contract includes 3%, 4%, and 3% wage increases over three years, totaling a 10% raise, along with tools to improve workplace safety and break law compliance.
- While approximately 12,000 Metro nurses avoid a strike, over 2,000 Duluth nurses are set to strike Tuesday with providers joining July 10.
- Following the tentative agreement, the Minnesota Nurses Association's members will vote on ratification, while the union expands statewide efforts to improve hospital safety.
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Superior TelegramAspirus St. Luke's, Twin Cities nurses avert strike
DULUTH — A strike may have been avoided Thursday when Minnesota Nurses Association members in the Twin Cities Metro region reached a tentative agreement with their hospital employers following four months of bargaining. The MNA also announced the withdrawal of its intent to strike at Aspirus St. Luke’s on Tuesday. The 2025 bargaining campaign launched in March, with negotiations covering over 15,000 nurses across the Twin Cities and the Twin Por…
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