Brigham and Women's Hospital Nurses Return to Work After Strike and Lockout

Nurses at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Massachusetts returned to work after a five-day strike and lockout, amid ongoing disputes over pay increases and health insurance costs. Nearly 4,000 nurses participated in the strike, the largest in state history, prompting the hospital to lock out nurses for four days to maintain staffing levels. Negotiations between the hospital and the union have yet to reach an agreement, primarily over wage proposals, with the hospital opposing the union’s demands for raises.

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