The new, tentative agreement must still be ratified. Nurses and other providers in Duluth, meanwhile, are still set to start ...

The Minnesota Nurses Association says that nurses in the Twin Cities Metro region have reached a tentative deal with hospital ...

Minnesota senator explains her support for a Nurse Licensure Compact in Minnesota "It's unfortunate that we're kind of an outlier, truly, in how we're treating our nurses," Sen. Carla Nelson said ...

A Minnesota nurses union voted Monday to authorize an unfair labor practice strike, as thousands of employees work without a ...

With among the most health care facilities per capita, Minnesota ranks as one of the best states to work as a nurse, a new report from WalletHub says. The size of the registered nursing workforce ...

The Minnesota Nurses Association (MNA) has announced it has come to tentative agreements with Twin Cities-area hospitals. In their announcement they said, “Duluth prepares for action”. MNA agreed to ...

The Minnesota Nurses Association's current contract with medical providers is about to expire, and negotiations are ongoing to prevent a strike.

With among the most health care facilities per capita, Minnesota ranks as one of the best states to work as a nurse, a new report from WalletHub says.. The size of the registered nursing workforce ...

Interstate Commission of Nurse Licensure Compact Administrators (ICNLCA) Chair Pamela C. Zickafoose, EdD, MSN, RN, NE-BC, CNE, FRE, executive director, Delaware Board of Nursing, said, “This is ...

Wendy Burt, with the Minnesota Hospital Association, said allowing out of state nurses to come in and work will alleviate workforce concerns as COVID-19 patients increase. Elverum, however, disagrees.

Minnesota nurse Joyce Gimmestad, who retired at 88, reflects on 7 decades in health care Until her retirement, she worked full-time, about 50 to 60 hours a week, at Twin Cities hospitals and care ...

A U.S. judge has dismissed a lawsuit by nine private training companies that sought to block Minnesota from continuing to provide free state‐certified nursing assistant programs.