Health Care
Central Maine Medical Center Nurses Vote To Unionize Amid Firings Fight
Nurses voted to unionize as the hospital and union remain at odds over firings, WMTW reported.
A vote by nurses at Central Maine Medical Center to unionize passed by a wide margin on Sept. 24, WMTW reported. The result comes amid an ongoing clash between the hospital and the union, which has centered on nurses who were fired or suspended after taking part in the organizing campaign. WMTW's report did not specify how many nurses were affected or when the disciplinary actions occurred. The station reported that the disagreement between hospital management and the union had not been resolved as of the vote.
Video: WMTW via YouTube.
