Providence is pleased that union-represented RNs at all eight Oregon hospitals voted to approve new contracts and end their strikes

February 24, 2025 Providence Oregon News Team

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Feb. 24, 2025
NEWS RELEASE

Providence Oregon is pleased that union-represented RNs at all eight Oregon hospitals voted to approve new contracts and end their strikes. We recognize the challenges faced over the past six weeks and are proud of these agreements that address issues the union bargaining teams identified as priorities during negotiations.

We are grateful to the bargaining teams from Providence ministries and the union for their collaborative work on finding common ground. We look forward to working in cooperation to find sustainable solutions to Oregon’s future health care needs.

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