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The charges filed with the National Labor Relations Board were dropped after the Minnesota Nurses Association agreed to its new contracts with hospitals.
Members of the Minnesota Nurses Association have agreed to the contract agreements reached with Twin Ports and Twin Cities hospitals last week. The contracts will last for three years.
The 15,000 union nurses at 15 hospitals in Minnesota and Wisconsin will vote Nov. 30. The vote could give MNA leaders the power to authorize another strike, following a three-day strike held in September, as they bargain for contracts.
The health care system claims the Minnesota Nurses Association failed to include Essentia Health-Duluth in its list of facilities that received a strike notice.

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The Minnesota Nurses Association, which announced plans for 15,000 nurses to strike for three days starting Sept. 12, said Thursday they still plan to hold their strike, despite the charges.
The vote among 15,000 Minnesota Nurses Association members was "overwhelmingly" in favor of the strike, according to MNA.
The city council approved a labor contract April 12 with Law Enforcement Labor Services, Inc., Park Rapids Patrol Local 488.
5 decades later, teachers are once again on the picket lines.
More than 650 lawyers and legal support staff with the Teamsters Local 320 have been negotiating a contract with the state’s Board of Public Defense for the past six months.
The union local's pick for 2021 was Lisa Henry, a special education paraprofessional with the Park Rapids Area Schools.

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The 43-page report also pushes the Labor Department to ensure workers, who allege retaliation when engaged in organizing, receive full protection and prevent the misclassification of workers as independent contractors — a long-running battle with so-called "gig economy" workers.
'Human capital management,' or HCM, has come to cover both traditional personnel issues like recruiting and skills development, and broader subjects like workforce diversity and pay that are part of an increased global focus on inequality fueled by the COVID pandemic.

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