OREGON, USA — Providence will lay off 134 Oregon employees, including some union members, amid "restructuring efforts" this week. According to Providence, since the beginning of the year, it has ...

The Oregon Nurses Association responded to the layoffs with a statement saying, in part: “Providence’s announcement of layoffs, including clinic staff in Seaside, OR, continues the harmful ...

The Oregon Nurses Association responded to the layoffs with a statement saying, in part: “Providence’s announcement of layoffs, including clinic staff in Seaside, OR, continues the harmful ...

A new era of physician unionization has emerged recently, marked by union elections among both staff-employed physicians and physicians in training, such as residents and fellows. Here are 10 things ...

Rep. Ben Bowman of Tigard tried to get lawmakers last year to approve a bill to limit corporate meddling in clinical ...

The Congressional budget bill passed Thursday will hit Oregon harder than most other states by restricting Oregon’s ability ...

The Oregon Nurses Association (ONA) is calling the passage of H.R.1 a cruel and calculated attack on Oregon families. The ONA ...

The move makes Providence in Everett the latest Washington hospital system to announce staff cuts, citing state and federal ...

Yet it is difficult to tell how bad the shortage is, due to hazy data on the state’s nursing workforce. PROVIDENCE – Most people give a little hoot when they land a new job.

Providence Health & Services said Thursday that it has laid off 134 employees across Oregon, part of an effort to cut costs amid growing financial pressures in the health care industry.

A total of 600 employees will be laid off across seven states, with Providence blaming the layoffs on Oregon's safe staffing law and underfunding to Medicaid.

New ad campaign in Washington, Oregon and California aims to lure health care workers to B.C. The Canadian province of British Columbia has begun an advertising campaign this month, hoping to ...