Nurses call for safer staffing levels at Plainview Hospital
The nurses want safer staffing levels, better pay and quality affordable retirement health care.
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Sep 1, 2022, 9:40 PM
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8h agoDozens of Northwell Health nurses are demanding change at Plainview Hospital.
The nurses want safer staffing levels, better pay and quality affordable retirement health care.
The protest comes just days after a similar one was held at Syosset Hospital.
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