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Providence Regional Medical Center Everett prepares for nurse strike after union rejects substantial wage increases

Providence Regional Medical Center Everett prepares for nurse strike after union rejects substantial wage increases

Published Date November 13, 2023

Author Providence Health Team

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The Providence Health Team brings together caregivers from diverse backgrounds to bring you clinically-sound, data-driven advice to help you live your happiest and healthiest selves.

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