HEALTHWISCONSIN EXAMINER
St. Mary’s hospital nurses choose union representation in NLRB election
Nurses at St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison, part of SSM Health, voted 511 to 63 in favor of union representation by SEIU Wisconsin in an NLRB election. The hospital disputed the eligibility of 82 charge nurses, with 66 of their ballots set aside, and SSM Health expressed a preference for non-union engagement while committing to collaboration.
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