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gabler says. newly trained nurses are finding safer working conditions and even higher pay at other hospitals, which ultimately can lead to staffing shortages at alta bates. nurses say violence in the workplace is a huge deterrent and the hospital needs to discuss ways to keep the staff safe while they're working with patients and families, even calm and rational. a person can become unhinged in a hospital environment because having someone in the hospital family member a loved one or being a patient yourself. it's a stressful experience, just because someone is still strike is scheduled to begin at seven a.m. on monday, october 24th and will end on saturday morning. gabler says the members agreed to a five day strike and will only strike longer, if necessary. c n a. and in in you represent 100,000 members throughout california and more than 225,000 registered nurses in the country, sutter health released a statement saying in part by moving forward with a costly and disruptive strike at alta bate

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gabler says the members agreed to a five day strike and will only strike longer, if necessary. cn a and in in you represent 100,000 members throughout california and more than 225,000 registered nurses in the country. sutter health just released a statement and i'm going to read you part of what it said. it says by moving forward with a costly and disruptive strike at alta bates summit medical center union leadership has made it clear they are willing to put politics above patients and the nurses they represent. we stand by our commitment to patient safety and alta bates summit medical center remains open and fully operational despite the unions actions. mike patients. i mean, what about patient care? how will that be affected this week? lamonica will extra nurses be brought in? well it is my understanding that the union has they're aware that the hospital will be bringing in replacement nurses, if necessary in the hospital, says that they are going to remain open and operational. so who knows where this is going to end up, but both sides say they want to come to some sort of a

let's talk to and gabler as you are with the nurses. why are you here this morning? matt? >> we're here because we are our negotiations have broken down with the hospital. we've bargaining with them since june of 2021. and we're looking for a fair contract on a lot of lot of lot of different issues. and you announced over the weekend we're not making any progress. this is a way to send the message to your employer's. that's exactly what it is. you know what they say when nurses are on the outside, something is wrong on the inside and that's where we're at right now. what do you tell your patients? i mean, they're caught in the middle of all this. if they're waking up and they're seeing this in, they're on the fence would each well, the first thing that i want to say is that we we are required to give a 10 day notice which allows the hospital to prepare for this, which they have done. there also is a patient protection task force in the event that there is some kind of an emergency. we have nurses who have volunteered to go in, assess the situation and stabilize things. so