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Title: Stand Up for RN & Patient Rights Rally
START DATE: 10/5/2006
START TIME: 11:00 AM
Duration: 2 Hours
Location: Downtown Los Angeles
Location Details:
Assemble NW corner of Wilshire Blvd. and Whitmer St. n 1401 Wilshire Blvd.
Across from Good Samaritan Hospital, Downtown Los Angeles

March to NLRB and Rally n 12:00 Noon
NLRB Region 21 n 888 South Figueroa Street
Corner of 9th and Figueroa, Downtown Los Angeles
Event Topic: labor & health care
Event Type: demonstration
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DESCRIPTION:
California Nurses Association

www.calnurses.org

RN ALERT

Stand Up for RN

and Patient Rights

Rally against the NLRB?s attack on working people

WHEN: Thursday, October 5, 2006

11:00 am Assembly Period

12:00 Noon March to NLRB and Rally

WHERE:

Assemble NW corner of Wilshire Blvd. and Whitmer St. n 1401 Wilshire Blvd.

Across from Good Samaritan Hospital, Downtown Los Angeles

March to NLRB and Rally n 12:00 Noon

NLRB Region 21 n 888 South Figueroa Street

Corner of 9th and Figueroa, Downtown Los Angeles

WHY: CNA is sponsoring a major action in Los Angeles to protest the ?Kentucky River? rulings

announced on October 3 by the National Labor Relations Board that jeopardize the ability

of RNs to receive the protections afforded by CNA representation. We must send a strong

message to the government and the healthcare industry that we will not allow them to

deny us our fundamental human right to be represented by CNA.

What?s At Stake?

Employers are given the opportunity to strip RNs of their right to join and be represented by CNA.

Without CNA representation:

* RNs would be employees ?at will? and subject to termination or other unfair discipline without

contract protections.

*All pay, health coverage, retirement, and other standards now negotiated by CNA would be

subject to the whim of your employer.

* Management could ignore RN-to-patient ratios and other patient protections with no voice

for RNs to challenge unsafe conditions.

* The collective power of RNs through CNA could be dramatically undermined, and the rights

of RNs to organize into CNA drastically curtailed.

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