Union workers at Appalachian Regional Healthcare hospitals went on strike in two states amid a contract dispute already marred by one picket line scuffle. ARH planned to keep its nine hospitals in Kentucky and West Virginia operating despite the walkout, according to a spokesperson. Local United Steelworkers President Roger McGinnis said that items under negotiation included pensions, starting standard rates and benefits for new hires, sick time, disability and holiday pay.
April 03, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Union workers at Appalachian Regional Healthcare hospitals went on strike in two states amid a contract dispute already marred by one picket line scuffle.
ARH planned to keep its nine hospitals in Kentucky and West Virginia operating despite the walkout, spokeswoman Candace S. Elkins said. The company is the largest health care provider and employer in southeastern Kentucky and the third largest private employer in southern West Virginia.
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