We remain committed to ensuring that workers’ rights are respected in accordance with relevant federal and state laws. All workers should have the free choice to join a union, should they choose to form one, without interference or intimidation. Therefore, we strongly urge Prime Healthcare to refrain from engaging in intimidation, retaliation, or other forms of illegal interference, including illegal terminations, in accordance with the NLRA, to provide workers the opportunity to decide on their own whether they should join a union. We will continue to monitor Prime Healthcare’s actions closely and, should nurses at those facilities form a union, expect you to negotiate a fair contract in good faith with workers in accordance with the law.
Continue monitoring Prime Healthcare's actions to help ensure workers' union-organizing rights are respected under federal and state law.
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Evidence
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“All workers should have the free choice to join a union, should they choose to form one, without interference or intimidation,” they said. “[...] We will continue to monitor Prime Healthcare’s actions closely and, should nurses at those facilities form a union, expect you to negotiate a fair contract in good faith with workers in accordance with the law.”
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Case Number: 01-CA-395449 Date Filed: 09/18/2026 Status: Open Allegations * 8(a)(3) Discipline * 8(a)(3) Discharge (Including Layoff and Refusal to Hire (not salting))
Assessments
The verified passage establishes Pingree publicly committed to continued monitoring and urged Prime Healthcare not to interfere with workers' union rights. It does not verify any later monitoring activity or a documented outcome showing workers' rights were respected, and there is no expired deadline. Because the available verified evidence shows effort but not fulfillment of the promised monitoring/outcome, the claim remains unresolved.