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A nursing home’s role is to care for its patients, not compromise their health. Yet, across Connecticut, a number of facilities have come up short in fulfilling this most basic
Connecticut
Below are various articles relevant to the State, 1199 and the work we do! Lamont Administration Begins To Take Shape https://www.ctnewsjunkie.com/archives/entry/20190102_lamont_administration_begins_to_take_shape1/ Governor-elect Ned Lamont stayed busy during the holidays
Politics (CT)
Your hard work and dedication proved to be essential for our success in the highly contested 2018 midterm elections. Connecticut will be a better place now that progressive candidates have
Connecticut
Waterbury, CT – Dozens of picketing caregivers denounced illegal changes in compensation and benefits, and severe cuts in residential services implemented by Priority Healthcare Group as the operator of Waterbury
‘Popcorn & Paid Leave’ presents, “Zero Weeks”, a film that explores America’s paid leave crisis. Following Workers who are forced to choose between keeping their job or being with a
All Union Brothers and Sisters are Invited! RSVP by January 30th 2018 to: Ivonne Hamm -1st V.P. UHP Local 3837 OR Kathy Cooper – CBTU CT Chapter President CBTU
The Connecticut chapter of the Women’s March will be joined by partners, artists and activists to celebrate one year of resistance and to launch the collective 2018 Women’s March agenda.
Home Care
A Quality Home Care Council Home caregivers provide the critical assistance that allows consumers to live independently in their own homes, yet the home care system is riddled with challenges