Nurses, health care workers to hold rally Monday to push state to relieve staffing crisis
Unionized nurses and health care workers will hold a rally Monday for safe staffing in Trenton.
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Mar 18, 2023, 10:39 AM
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1h agoNurses and health care workers are joining forces to fight the staffing crisis in New Jersey.
Unionized nurses and health care workers will hold a rally Monday for safe staffing in Trenton.
They also plan to stand outside the statehouse in May to push for legislators to pass a law andating proper staffing levels at hospitals.
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