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University of Michigan nurses approve contract with better pay, staffing ratios, safety protections
Registered nurses at the University of Michigan approved a three-year contract with 13.25% wage increases over three years, improved staffing ratios, and enhanced safety protections. The agreement, ratified by 94% of members, includes benefits for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses and aims to improve working conditions and patient care across the health system.
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