It's the largest private-sector nurse strike in U.S. history.
For the Minnesota nurses, the strike decision was highly calculated. Limiting its roughly 15,000 members to only three days away from the bedside allowed the nurses to flex their muscles without taking too much away from patient care. And much of the work beforehand involved preparing nurses who had never experienced a strike, let alone one of this magnitude. “About half” of Anaas’s nursing colleagues have been hired since their last contract was negotiated in 2019, she said.
While the nurses will return to bedsides on Thursday, the fight is far from done. “I’ve just always thought if you take care of your nurses, you don’t have to worry about your patients,” Anass said. “That’s what I learned in my first strike in 2010. Nurses who are treated well treat patients the best.”
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