Our union enters into Memorandum of Understanding with the State of Washington
Our union signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the State of Washington in response to the extraordinary circumstances created by…
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Arrangement extended: Free hotel rooms for frontline healthcare workers
The arrangement to provide hotel rooms for healthcare workers in King County has been extended.
Read MoreOur union enters into Memorandum of Understanding with Island Hospital
Our union signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Island Hospital in response to the ongoing health concerns presented by the…
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We united across our union to win furlough protections at Harborview, Northwest Hospital
Patient care should never be sacrificed for the sake of the bottom line. As healthcare workers, we are our patients’…
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May news roundup: Member stories in the media
Throughout the COVID-19 crisis, national and local press have turned to SEIU Healthcare 1199NW members to learn about how the virus is impacting healthcare workers.
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COVID-19 Union Response Bulletin – May 15 Issue
SEIU Healthcare 1199NW members at Harborview Medical Center and Northwest Hospital joined with our union family from SEIU 925, WSNA,…
Read MoreOur union enters into Memorandum of Understanding with Swedish Medical Center
Our union signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Swedish Medical Center that addresses COVID-19 temporary premium pay, temporary supplemental pay, time-off…
Read MoreCOVID-19 Union Response Bulletin – May 8 Issue
One week ago, Governor Inslee clarified his executive order on hospital elective procedures and announced the standards that healthcare providers…
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Carina connects essential workers with union licensed child care providers
Our union has partnered with Carina and union child care providers to connect essential workers to nearby licensed family child care providers.
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King County Metro COVID-19 Service Survey
King County Metro Transit is looking for feedback on how essential workers are traveling to work during the COVID-19 crisis.
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