Disputes between the National Union of Healthcare Workers and Rogers Behavioral Health continue after a recent vote in favor of unionizing, with NUHW once again accusing the employer of “illegally” firing workers associated with the effort.
About two weeks after dozens of workers at Rogers sites in West Allis and Madison voted to join the union, NUHW on Friday issued a statement claiming the care provider had fired three more workers at the West Allis facility.
The union says Rogers has now “fired six staunch union supporters” there since earlier this year, including a doctor and two nurse practitioners who were previously fired in February after telling the employer workers were seeking to join the union…