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[CBS Chicago] Nurses protesting at Illinois Veterans’ Home over staffing issues
Sep 19, 2022
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[CBS Chicago] Nurses protesting at Illinois Veterans’ Home over staffing issues

[CBS Chicago] Nurses protesting at Illinois Veterans’ Home over staffing issues

CHICAGO (CBS)– Nurses represented by the Illinois Nurses Association are gathering for a protest on Chicago’s Northwest Side.

They are calling attention to staffing issues at the Chicago-Read Mental Health Center and the Illinois Veterans’ Home.

Last year, Governor J.B. Pritzker announced a statewide recruitment and retention campaign to more fully staff state-run health agencies.  According to INA, nurses and patients are still suffering.

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