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Springfield, MO
Kaiser Permanente and a coalition of unions reached a tentative deal Oct. 13, ending the largest healthcare labor dispute in U.S. history.
The new contract aims to address staffing shortages with raises that will amount to 21% in wage increases over the next four years, to help retain current workers.
The deal comes after tens of thousands of nurses, ER technicians, and pharmacists participated in a three-day strike Oct. 4-6.
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