New York State Nurses Association

New York State Nurses Association New York State Nurses Association. One united voice for nurses and patients. We are 42,000 members strong. Affiliated with National Nurses United

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03/16/2026

15,000 nurses. 3 hospital systems. 1 powerful movement.

Through the coldest days of the year, together nurses won!

03/13/2026

The Brooklyn Hospital Center nurses are speaking out against the disrespect and mismanagement from hospital administrators who took away nurses’ health benefits.

Nurses are told “there’s no money,” yet executives got millions from New York State. Nurses deserve answers and their healthcare coverage restored now!

For 40 days, nurses at The Brooklyn Hospital Center have worked without health coverage, even though the hospital recent...
03/12/2026

For 40 days, nurses at The Brooklyn Hospital Center have worked without health coverage, even though the hospital recently received millions in state funding. Instead of restoring nurses’ benefits, management still refuses to pay. Brooklyn Hospital nurse Jean Wells, RN, and Phara for Assembly, RN, speak out in the latest Brooklyn Paper op-ed.

https://www.brooklynpaper.com/oped-brooklyn-hospital-center-health-coverage/

One week after a violent incident triggered a hospital-wide lockdown, Westchester Medical Center- HealthAlliance Hospit...
03/12/2026

One week after a violent incident triggered a hospital-wide lockdown, Westchester Medical Center- HealthAlliance Hospital nurses spoke out for safety at the workplace. Throughout bargaining, nurses have been demanding workplace violence protections, safe staffing, and fair wages for months, but management still refuses to act. Nurses aren’t backing down. They’ll keep fighting for the safety that nurses, patients, and the community deserve.

03/11/2026

WMC HealthAlliance Hospital nurses hold a press conference to call on the need for protection from workplace violence after a violent incident led to a hospital-wide lockdown.

03/11/2026

WMC HealthAlliance Hospital nurses hold a press conference to call on the need for protection from workplace violence after a violent incident led to a hospital-wide lockdown

TODAY: NYSNA members from across New York State traveled to Albany for our annual lobby day! Members made sure that nurs...
03/10/2026

TODAY: NYSNA members from across New York State traveled to Albany for our annual lobby day! Members made sure that nurses' and healthcare workers' voices and demands were heard throughout the capitol with a rally for quality care for all in the morning and an afternoon of meetings with our state legislators.

Lawmakers must deliver an equitable budget to support the communities and healthcare workers who need it most!

03/10/2026

The Brooklyn Hospital Center CEO Gary Terrinoni says the hospital can’t afford nurses’ healthcare--all while he takes home nearly $2 million a year and owns multiple luxury properties. The hospital asked New York State for emergency funding, but now they refuse to use the funds they received to restore nurses’ benefits!

Nurses and Brooklyn patients deserve better. Take action to restore nurses’ health benefits!

03/10/2026

Public sector nurses like Courtney, RN from ECMC are speaking out to Fix Tier 6!

Tier 6 forces nurses to pay more, work longer, and retire with less, which makes it harder to recruit and retain the nurses our public hospitals and communities rely on.

That’s why nurses are calling on the NYS Legislature to Fix Tier 6 and restore fairness to the pension system. New York’s patients and public workers deserve better.

03/10/2026

NYSNA Nurses, Union Healthcare Workers, Advocates and Elected Officials Come Together to Raise Up Budget Priorities in the Face of National Threats to Healthcare

Brooklyn Hospital Center nurses have been organizing nonstop to restore their healthcare benefits.Since losing coverage,...
03/09/2026

Brooklyn Hospital Center nurses have been organizing nonstop to restore their healthcare benefits.

Since losing coverage, nurses have been speaking out, leafleting, and talking with elected officials, including Council Member Crystal Hudson and Council Member Lincoln Restler, about what’s happening and why this fight matters. Earlier this last week, they also marched on the boss to confront the CEO and make their voices heard.

Go nurses!

YESTERDAY: NYSNA nurses from across the state joined 15,000 public sector workers in Albany for a rally to ! All worker...
03/09/2026

YESTERDAY: NYSNA nurses from across the state joined 15,000 public sector workers in Albany for a rally to ! All workers deserve to retire with dignity and respect, especially those who serve New York! Legislators need to fix tier 6 NOW to recruit and retain enough nurses to work in our public hospitals and to keep workers in the public sector!

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