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50 hospitals and health systems have announced plans to raise workers’ pay
A regularly updated list says 50 hospitals and health systems have announced plans to raise workers’ pay since December 2025.
The latest update was published on October 12, 2026.
One entry says workers represented by SEIU District 1199 ratified a three-year labor contract on October 8.
The agreement ended a strike.
The entry does not name the employer or give details of the pay changes.
The list tracks pay plans across hospitals and health systems.
The contract marks the end of the strike, and the agreement runs for three years.
Fifty hospitals and health systems have said they plan to raise workers’ pay.
The announcements have been made since December 2025.
Becker’s Hospital Review says its webpage was published January 9 and is updated regularly.
The page was last updated October 12.
Workers represented by SEIU District 1199 ratified a three-year labor contract on October 8, ending a strike.
- Who
- Fifty hospitals and health systems have announced plans to raise workers’ pay.
- What
- They plan to increase workers’ pay.
- When
- The announcements have been made since December 2025.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Hospitals and health systems have said they plan to raise workers’ pay.
Becker’s Hospital Review says the webpage was published.
Workers represented by SEIU District 119 ratified a three-year labor contract, ending a strike.
Becker’s Hospital Review says the webpage was last updated.
- Announcing organizations
- 50 hospitals and health systems
- Pay plans announced since
- December 2025
- Contract term
- Three years
- Contract ratification
- October 8
- Page last updated
- October 12
Sources
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