Nurses made substantial changes in their proposals to reach a fair contract; Mass GeneralBrigham made $2.3 billion in profits last year and paid its CEO $9.2 million ....
But Mass GeneralBrigham (MGB) stopped making meaningful movement and ultimately refused to continue discussions, leaving a deal out of reach despite nurses' substantial compromises ... MGB Has Billions but Refuses to Agree to Fair Contracts.
Even as MGB pays its CEO $9.2 million and makes nearly $3 billion in profits, it refuses to bargain without preconditions, potentially forcing the largest nurses' strike in MA history ...NursesContinueCalling on MGB to Negotiate and Avert the Strike.
The decision to schedule a strike comes as MGB posted profits of close to $3 billion, making it the most profitable hospital system in the Commonwealth... MGB needs to come back to the table and negotiate without preconditions.".
MGB has refused to negotiate after Brigham nurses held a one-day strike beginning July 8, followed by a four-day lockout imposed by MGB, and MGB HomeCare clinicians held a seven-day strike ... MGB Has Billions But Refuses to Agree to Fair Contracts.
Clinicians return to caring for patients after concluding strike, will continue to press Mass GeneralBrigham for a contract that protects safe care in patients' homes ....