<p>3,400 nursing home workers in Connecticut narrowly avoid a strike and win their demands for better wages and healthcare. Meanwhile, another 4,000 nursing home workers are set to strike over similar demands in the next month. And this week, nurses honor the lives of their colleagues lost during the pandemic and vow to fight on for those who survived.</p>

3,400 nursing home workers in Connecticut narrowly avoid a strike and win their demands for better wages and healthcare. Meanwhile, another 4,000 nursing home workers are set to strike over similar demands in the next month. And this week, nurses honor the lives of their colleagues lost during the pandemic and vow to fight on for those who survived.

‘We Were Abandoned’ Nurses Organize for Their Lives

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‘We Were Abandoned’ Nurses Organize for Their Lives

‘We Were Abandoned’ Nurses Organize for Their Lives