BREAKING NEWS: Montefiore nurses, residents want to be heard

One union wants to be recognized while the other wants management to address shortage

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Posted 11/2/22

Montefiore Medical Center faces union issues on two fronts in the past week. The nurses union spoke out on staffing shortage and the resident physicians and fellows seek recognition of their union amid staff shortages and Bronx clinic closures.

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