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Local nurses have delivered a petition to the PeaceHealth Board of Directors, signed by more than 6,800 supporters of Eugene Emergency Physicians.
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PeaceHealth has begun another round of layoffs, affecting skilled caregivers across its hospital system. The staffing reduction is the third such move in the past nine months.
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Samaritan Health Services is considering closing a birthing center in Lebanon and maternity ward in Lincoln City over rising costs and sagging revenue.
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Nurses at eight hospitals will vote on whether to approve the deal. Some say they're not happy with it.
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The Oregon Nurses Association is accusing PeaceHealth Sacred Heart in Springfield of breaking the state’s new safe staffing law.
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Homecare and hospice nurses at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart in Springfield have agreed to a contract after more than one year of bargaining. They say they feared the provider would shutter their services if they went on strike again.
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Homecare and hospice nurses at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart in Springfield have authorized a second strike that could last indefinitely.
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Over 90 home and hospice nurses with PeaceHealth Sacred Heart began a two-week strike Saturday.
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PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Home Care Services nurse will be going on a two-week strike starting on Feb. 10. We'll hear from a hospice nurse on why they're striking and what nurses are hoping for in a new contract.
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Home care and hospice nurses at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart announced Friday that they’ve authorized a strike, but said they’re waiting for the hospital’s response before moving ahead.
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About 75 protesters laid on the ground in front of PeaceHealth Medical Center University District Friday as part of a “die-In” demonstration. The effort was meant to symbolize potential impacts if plans to close Eugene’s only hospital proceed.
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The closure would leave Eugene without a hospital, although two options exist in nearby Springfield.