RNs: The Contract ’18 Ratification Vote Is ON!

The vote for LA County Registered Nurses to lock in their hard-fought wins for the next three years is on! Our Tentative Agreement (TA) includes: 6% retention incentive bonuses Title 22 nurse-to-patient ratio task forces Guaranteed health and dental coverage The removal of all takeaways previously proposed by the County … Read More



RN Tentative Agreement Voting Schedule

The vote to approve our hard-won Tentative Agreement begins Monday Dec. 3, 2018 Our LA County RN Bargaining Team put in around-the-clock hours over the holiday weekend to push for a deal we can be proud of – and we got it! Because you showed your strength through actions and … Read More


RNs Stand United! Tentative Agreement Highlights

The elected Bargaining Team for Registered Nurses in BU’s 311 and 312 has voted unanimously for a Tentative Agreement that protects patients and addresses chronic nurse retention issues in LA County! It is a huge victory for RNs, who mounted a historic Unfair Labor Practice strike campaign and forced the … Read More


BREAKING NEWS: LA County RNs Score Major Victory for Patient Safety!

It’s official! LA County Registered Nurses have reached a Tentative Agreement with County management, averting a historic 4-day strike that would have affected public hospitals serving 11 million residents. Registered Nurses were readyto hit the picket lines in order to force the County to address a chronic retention crisis that … Read More


RN Bargaining Update: Negotiations intensify ahead of ULP Strike!

The elected Bargaining Team for BUs 311 & 312 is STILL hard at work negotiating for a fair contract that protects patient safety! The team spent most of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend in contract negotiations with L.A. County management and is continuing through the night ahead of the scheduled start … Read More


721 Members Stand in Solidarity During RN Strike! What can YOU do?

LA County Health Service Workers, Show your support of Quality Patient Care LA County Registered Nurses are sounding the alarm about LA County’s failure to solve its chronic retention crisis and we will not stop fighting until county leaders make patient safety a priority! Patients cannot speak for themselves, we … Read More