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Kaiser Permanente’s mental health clinicians strike

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Kaiser Permanente’s Hawaii mental health clinicians launched a three-day strike Wednesday amid stalled contract negotiations. The approximately 50 psychologists, clinical social workers, psychiatric nurses and addiction counselors are pressing for better compensation packages and say that Kaiser’s current proposal would result in a wage freeze for more than 60 percent of its mental health workforce, as well as cuts to retirement and health benefits.
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Kaiser Permanente mental health workers and their supporters picket in front of the Kaiser Moanalua Medical Center on Wednesday.
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Kaiser Permanente mental health workers and their supporters picket in front of the Kaiser Moanalua Medical Center on Wednesday.
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Kaiser Permanente mental health workers and their supporters picket in front of the Kaiser Moanalua Medical Center on Wednesday.
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Kaiser Permanente mental health workers and their supporters picket in front of the Kaiser Moanalua Medical Center on Wednesday.

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