31,000 Kaiser Permanente workers strike in California, Hawaii

Emily Olsen / healthcaredive - Kaiser workers are calling for increased staffing and wages, which the union argues haven’t kept pace with rising costs. The health system said a generous offer is already on the table.

AI Summary: Reports indicate that roughly 31,000 Kaiser Permanente employees in California and Hawaii staged a coordinated walkout over stagnant wages and challenging working conditions, spotlighting deep-seated labor issues in the healthcare industry.

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