California Nurses Association (CNA) and Queen of the Valley Ratify Contract

June 8, 2020 Providence News Team

We are pleased to share that nurses represented by the California Nurses Association (CNA) at Queen of the Valley Medical Center voted to approve our next contract.

The hospital and union have been meeting at the bargaining table several times a month since negotiations began last June. The three-year agreement covers the period from ratification through June 2023.

“We are grateful that the negotiations are behind us and I want to thank all the team members who worked together to get us where we are today,” said Larry Coomes, chief executive. “Together, we will continue to focus what matters most: providing compassionate and safe care to our patients, their families and our community.”

The agreement reflects the hospital’s commitment to ensuring an exceptional workplace experience for nurses and all of its caregivers and includes competitive wages and benefits, professional growth opportunities, and ensures a safe and respectful work environment.

About the Author

The Providence News Team brings you the updates to keep you informed about what's happening across the organizational ecosystem. From partnerships to new doctor announcements, we are committed to keeping you informed.

More Content by Providence News Team
Previous Article
 Queen of the Valley Medical Center questions theme of nurse union rally
Queen of the Valley Medical Center questions theme of nurse union rally

The California Nurses Association union plans to rally Wednesday, August 5 at Queen of the Valley Medical C...

Next Article
 St. Joseph Health, Northern California Releases 2019 Report Showcasing Commitment to the Health of our Communities
St. Joseph Health, Northern California Releases 2019 Report Showcasing Commitment to the Health of our Communities

Providence St. Joseph Health, and affiliated facilities in Northern California—including Petaluma Valley Ho...