Seattle Hospital Giant Threatens to Lock Out Thousands of Striking Nurses and Caregivers
SEIU is hailing the strike as the largest of its kind in at least five years, unfolding against the backdrop of a national political battle over health care.
SEIU is hailing the strike as the largest of its kind in at least five years, unfolding against the backdrop of a national political battle over health care.
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