<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2HjNdo_1GznpXe400" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2HjNdo_1GznpXe400" width="640" height="360" ></figure><p>Vancouver, WA. — The just short of 250 union members and health care professionals at PeaceHealth continue to picket this week. Their union representative says they’ve been negotiating since September 2025 to try and secure the union’s first contract.</p><p>The largest sticking point seems to be a pay scale. They’re also reportedly worried about overtime and shift coverage.</p><p>They say tax filings for PeaceHealth show the money is there but it is weighed too heavily for executive bonuses.</p><p>Both side have made public statements that patients remian the most important factor.</p></div></body>

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Vancouver, WA. — The just short of 250 union members and health care professionals at PeaceHealth continue to picket this week. Their union representative says they’ve been negotiating since September 2025 to try and secure the union’s first contract. The largest sticking point seems to be a...

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Vancouver, WA. — The just short of 250 union members and health care professionals at PeaceHealth continue to picket this week. Their union representative 

PeaceHealth Southwest Professionals Continue Picketing

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