The powerful three-day strike of more than 7,000 nurses in New York City was abruptly shut down by New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) officials.
While the union says the deal is a major victory, in reality, it is a repackaging of the same rotten terms imposed on 10,000 nurses at other NYC hospitals. It will do nothing to significantly alter the dangerous understaffing that nurses face, which was the central aim of the strike.
Nurses must establish a rank-and-file committee to defeat this sellout.
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