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Skyline workers negotiate first contract


VOLUME 16 #2 Summer 2001

Skyline workers negotiate first contract

Council 2 has assisted workers at Skyline Hospital in White Salmon, Klickitat County to negotiate their first contract.

The unit, which consists of almost all the hospital workers except nurses, is a new one and was organized for the first time last year.

Members of the unit—Local 1533-SH—ratified the new contract June 13 and the Hospital Board approved it June 19.

The contract outlines grievance and arbitration procedures. It also grants 2 percent wage and salary increases for 2001, 4 percent for 2002, and a wage opener for 2003. Workers went without pay increases for three years before they joined Council 2.

The contract also includes increases in compensation for out-of-class work and shift differentials as well as improvements to the members’ 401(k) retirement plan.

"The president of Local 1533-SH, Craig Terry, demonstrated a spectacular sense of negotiating skills for a first-time contract," says Yakima Staff Representative Tom Barrington.




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