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Go Ahead, Tax those Benefits, it's
Central to the Health Plan
Enough already on the handwringing over the plan to start taxing employee healthcare benefits. The tax is not a threat to the type of reform plan expected to emerge from Congress. It's a central element -- to pay for the massive public bailout of the health insurance industry and as a backdoor way to cut costs by discouraging people from seeking medical care. Read more and comment here >
Tell Congress Single-Payer NOW!


National Nurses Movement Launches
Ad Campaign for Nurse TV Shows
Promoting Safe Staffing Ratios
The California Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizing Committee, United American Nurses, and Massachusetts Nurses Association, who earlier this year allied their 150,000 nurse members to form the first national union of RNs, debuted the ad on TNT's HawthoRNe, a new show about RNs, which also debuted last night. View Ad Below | Get Involved | Read More
Watch HawthoRNe on TNT & Nurse Jackie on Showtime!
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Comment on our newest nurse blog @ DailyKos
UAN Press Release 06/26/09


CNA/NNOC RNs rally for EFCA in front of Sen. Feinstein's LA office.
60 million American workers have expressed interest in belonging to a union. 79 percent of them agree they are likely to be fired for trying to form one. It’s time put the era of union-busting behind us. New legislation can end union-busting. The Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) would make it possible to elect a union by collecting signed union cards from the majority of workers on a job. EFCA will provide a democratic process to workers seeking union representation, without giving management the lead time necessary to coordinate an attack on workers’ rights to freely associate and organize.