Nearly 5,000 Providence healthcare workers in Oregon, including doctors and nurses, went on strike Friday, Jan. 10, over staffing, wages and working conditions.

Some Providence nurses and physicians represented by the Oregon Nurses Association walked out to strike for better wages and staffing to improve patient care.

Thousands of health care workers at Providence hospitals and clinics in Oregon are planning to go on strike Jan. 10.

Nine bargaining units across the Providence health care system in Oregon have voted to go on strike.

Nurses, doctors, and other frontline healthcare workers from 13 Providence hospitals and clinics in Oregon have authorized a strike to push for better staffing standards, higher wages, and ...

Roughly 5,000 nurses, hospitalists and other frontline health workers at Providence hospitals and clinics across Oregon are set to go on an open-ended strike starting Jan. 10.

Providence Health & Services in Oregon said Monday it was ready to resume talks with striking nurses at six of its hospitals — and it went on the offensive, accusing physicians also on strike of ...

MedPage Today story. Nearly 5,000 healthcare workers from Providence Health began a strike Friday morning, picketing all eight Providence hospitals in Oregon, after months of contract negotiations ...

Thousands of Providence health care workers are striking this morning in the largest health care strike in Oregon history. Here's why.

The largest health care strike in Oregon history ended Monday with Providence employees agreeing to a new contract that provides significant wage increases. Nearly 5,000 employees — nurses as well as ...

Providence Oregon nurses ratify second deal offer, ending 46-day strike The largest healthcare strike in Oregon's history has come to a close after 46 days on the picket line and a rebuffed deal ...

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has stepped in amid an open-ended strike that began Jan. 10 at Providence hospitals and clinics across the state.