B.C. nurses reject tentative contract deal with provincial health employer (opens original article in a new tab)

B.C. nurses rejected a tentative contract deal with the provincial health employer, citing growing frustration with healthcare system pressures.

• B.C. Nurses' Union rejected a tentative contract deal with the provincial health employer.
• The union stated that 67% of members voted against the agreement, citing increased pressures on the healthcare system.
• The proposed deal included a 12% wage increase over four years and improved benefits.