More than 75,000 Kaiser Permanente workers continue to strike on the second day of the largest U.S. healthcare strike on record. The strike is scheduled to last as long as three days. Photo: Zaydee Sanchez for The Wall Street Journal
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https://www.wsj.com/health/healthcare/healthcare-strikes-threaten-to-prolong-wage-pressure-on-hospitals-280549fbTenet could face labor action next, after Kaiser Permanente employees staged the largest U.S. healthcare walkout on recordMore than 75,000 workers walked out at Kaiser Permanente. Photo: Zaydee Sanchez for The Wall Street Journalon record has ended without resolution for now, it is a reminder that pressure on healthcare bosses to boost workers’ wages is far from easing.
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