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Nurses at Youngstown, Ohio, Hospital to Return to Work after Strike.
Byline: Cynthia Vinarsky
Jul. 30--Just as they walked out together in protest May 1, Forum Health registered nurses will return to work en masse Sunday morning for the first time since they voted to end their bitter, 81-day strike July 20.
Bonnie Lambert, president of the 771-member Youngstown General Duty Nurses Association, said nurses scheduled to start work at 7 a.m. Sunday will meet in the Northside Medical Center parking lot at 6:30 a.m. before filing into Northside Medical Center together. Union leaders, friends and family and YGDNA members not scheduled to work then are also invited to join the march into the building, followed by a brief meeting and …
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