Kaiser Permanente mental health workers strike can end with help of a mediator, Gov. Newsom suggests
Newsom says the Kaiser Permanente mental health workers strike can end with the help of a mediator. Both sides are open to the governor’s idea.
Newsom says the Kaiser Permanente mental health workers strike can end with the help of a mediator. Both sides are open to the governor’s idea.
Newsom says the Kaiser Permanente mental health workers strike can end with the help of a mediator. Both sides are open to the governor’s idea.
Newsom says the Kaiser Permanente mental health workers strike can end with the help of a mediator. Both sides are open to the governor’s idea.
EAST HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Gov. Newsom is calling for a mediator to help end the strike by thousands of Kaiser Permanente mental health workers who walked off their jobs nearly four months ago.
Hundreds of mental health care workers packed Sunset Boulevard in front of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in East Hollywood on Friday. Nearly a dozen were arrested in a peaceful demonstration.
For nearly four months, the union has been on strike, pressing Kaiser for a pay and benefits package identical to what Kaiser gave the union’s Northern California unit.
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