NEW YORK (AP) — New York City’s largest nursing strike in decades is poised to end after more than 4,000 nurses seeking better staffing and job security at NewYork-Presbyterian reached a tentative ...

The proposal now goes to union members for a vote ...

Nurses represented by the New York State Nurses Association at NewYork-Presbyterian have ended New York City’s longest nurse strike.

The nurses strike that targeted several health systems in New York City is likely coming to an end, after a union representing more than 4,000 nurses in the NewYork-Presbyterian hospital system ...

The largest and longest nurses’ strike in the city’s history is continuing at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital (NYP) after nurses there decisively rejected the hospital chain’s contract offer 3,099 to ...

The last group of striking nurses has reached a tentative deal with New York-Presbyterian, the nurses’ union said early Friday, charting a path to end a walkout that has lasted nearly six weeks.

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On Saturday, February 21st, NYSNA Nurses employed at NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP) voted  to ratify a new three-year agreements. This ended the NYSNA Strike. After 41 days, the vote of Nurses have ended ...

The New York State Nurses Association reached a tentative agreement with NewYork-Presbyterian on raises, nurse-to-patient ratios and workplace violence, marking the end of a strike that, at 39 days, ...

Nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian are headed back to work as the longest nurses strike in New York City history comes to an end.

Nurses have returned to work at a big New York hospital system, nearly a week after they approved a new contract that ended a ...