Saint John's Registered Nurses for a Fair Contract
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Catholic Social Teaching
Why the Catholic Church Supports Local Organizing Agreements
Because it's the right thing to do.
Recognizing that Catholic Health Institutions' employees have a right to organize without the kind of intimidation and harassment Saint John's RNs are currently facing, the US Council of Catholic Bishops recently issued a set of guidelines for Catholic Health Institutions to use while negotiating agreements for a fair organizing process. Despite Federal prosecution for Unfair Labor Practices, Saint John's administration continues to defy the Church's recommendation.
Because it's the right thing to do.
Recognizing that Catholic Health Institutions' employees have a right to organize without the kind of intimidation and harassment Saint John's RNs are currently facing, the US Council of Catholic Bishops recently issued a set of guidelines for Catholic Health Institutions to use while negotiating agreements for a fair organizing process. Despite Federal prosecution for Unfair Labor Practices, Saint John's administration continues to defy the Church's recommendation.
Saint John's RNs with Cardinal Mahony after celebrating the annual Labor Day Mass.
Read the full text of the USCCB's Respecting the Just Rights of Workers: Guidance and Options for Catholic Health Care and Unions.
