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SEIU Nevada represents more than 17,500 health care and public service employees across the state.
We care for the sick in hospitals in Elko, Reno and Southern Nevada.  We protect the quality of the drinking water, administer benefits for low-income families, maintain McCarran International Airport, protect our communities' most vulnerable members, maintain the streets and parks, work with foster children and provide many other services to keep the region running.


Join St Rose Caregivers at a Candle Light Vigil to Improve Standards

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Determined to raise quality care standards at Catholic Healthcare West (CHW)- owned St. Rose Dominican hospitals, registered nurses and other healthcare members of SEIU Nevada today invite you to join them at a candlelight vigil on Wednseday, September 10th, 7:45pm at St Rose Siena - bring your friends and family! For more information and to RSVP contact Lilly Vallee at 305-495-0789 or llilly.vallee@seiu.org .

SEIU Nevada Members Endorse Candidates in Federal, State, Local and Judicial Races

SEIU Members at the Judicial Endorsement

SEIU Members at the Judicial Endorsement

SEIU Nevada has released our final list of political endorsements for federal, state and local offices. Members conducted a series of interviews with candidates in Las Vegas and Reno before making recommendations to the board.  Then the SEIU Executive Board overwhelmingly voted to provide endorsements to candidates based on their pro-working family records. Final SEIU NV Endorsement  Final SEIU NV Endorsement

Nurses & Techs File State Complaint Against UHS Hospitals for Endangering Patients

UHS RNs & Techs File Complaint

Las Vegas Nurses and Technicians from UHS Desert Springs and UHS Valley hospitals filed a complaint against the for-profit hospital chain alleging violations of laws protecting patients. The complaint was filed with the Nevada Bureau of Licensure and Certification, the state agency charged with protecting the safety of the public and enforcing state regulations regarding the quality of care. 
 Watch a news clip here

The Road to American Health Care Bus Made a Stop in Vegas

Sharon Kisling, SEIU NV Member & her son

In late April, SEIU launched a nationwide bus tour that is traveling through battleground states on its way to the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, stopping in communities small and large along the way to highlight real people who are directly impacted or see the ill effects of our broken health care system.

Sharon Kisling was among the speakers at a press conference today in Las Vegas. “More and more working families can’t afford the rising cost of health care – and they don’t qualify for state programs because they make too much money,” said Sharon Kisling a supervisor with the Clark County Department of Family Services. “The middle class is getting squeezed.”

Renown Nurses Hold Candle Light Vigil for Patient Care

Renown Nurse Candle Light Vigil

Nurses at Renown Regional Medical Center held a candle light vigil to highlight hospital management’s continued reluctance to negotiate a contract addressing nurses’ patient care concerns. Nurses are standing united for nurse-to-patient ratios and other policies that will help recruit and retain experienced nurses at the bedside, where patients need them.

“I’ve worked at a lot of hospitals,” said Stu Talley, a nurse for nearly 24 years who has spent the last five at Renown. “I know that Reno residents deserve a community hospital with a stronger commitment to their patients and their hospital staff than Renown. Nurses and healthcare workers should have the tools and support they need to provide safe, high quality care.” 
 Watch a news clip of the vigil

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