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Kaiser nurses to hold sympathy strike in solidarity with engineers

By KRON 4
| November 18, 2021

A two-day sympathy strike is being held by Kaiser Permanente nurses to show solidarity to the companies engineers, according to the California Nurses Association.

The strike began on Thursday, Nov. 18 at 7 a.m.

The nurses are striking in solidarity with IOUE Stationary Engineers, Local 39.

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