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Fired nurses allege retaliation after voicing concerns over conditions at Saint Mary of Nazareth Hospital
Nurses at Saint Mary of Nazareth Hospital allege retaliation after being fired for voicing concerns about unsafe conditions following its acquisition by Prime Healthcare. Unionization efforts by nurses, including Karlie Thorn and Jesus Hernandez, were met with dismissals, prompting a planned strike and demands for reinstatement. The hospital denies retaliating and claims it respects nurses' rights to unionize.
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