More than 10,000 New York City nurses are set to strike Monday if contract agreements can't be reached. JohnBDias reports on how it will impact patients.
CBS2 has learned Mount Sinai Hospital is taking precautions, including transferring babies from the neonatal ICU and diverting the majority of ambulances from the hospital. The hospital says it's evaluation the situation on an hourly basis.
The head of the nurses union says there are still a handful of hospitals that haven't come to an agreement, including Mount Sinai on the Upper East Side. There are some 10,000 nurses in the city without a contract. If that doesn't change and they strike, it could create chaos. The nurses union says it has issue with hallway beds at the hospital and agreed to nurse-to-patient ratios that haven't been honored.
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