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5 Things You Shouldn’t Miss – Post Bulletin

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Nurses at Mayo Clinic in Rochester are taking a stand for their rights by organizing a silent march on the first day of National Nurses Week. The Med City Nursing Alliance, an independent effort to unionize nurses, is leading the march on Monday, May 6, 2024. The march will commence at 6:30 a.m. on the north side of the Mayo Clinic Hospital-Saint Marys campus and will proceed east along Second Street Southwest, culminating in Peace Plaza near the Methodist hospital campus.

This demonstration aims to raise awareness about the challenges faced by nurses and the importance of their role in healthcare. The nurses are advocating for better working conditions, fair wages, and improved patient care. The Med City Nursing Alliance is calling for solidarity among healthcare professionals and the community to support their cause.

The silent march is expected to draw attention from the public and media outlets. The Post Bulletin will provide coverage of the event on Monday morning and in the Tuesday print edition. This initiative highlights the dedication and unity of nurses in advocating for their rights and the well-being of their patients. Stay tuned for updates on this important movement for nurses in Rochester.

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