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Ms Meadows was surprised by how deeply the monks journey resonated with her
In Texas last fall a driver crashed into the caravan leaving one monk severely injured that his leg was amputated
Pain and setbacks are part of living Bhikkhu Pannakara talked about
In South Carolina last month Aloka needed surgery to correct a leg injury before easing back into the walk
Ms Meadows is very logical
Americans searching for calm found some as Buddhist monks finished a 2300-mile trek from Texas to Washington
Hospitals anticipate lean years ahead with more than a million New Yorkers expected to lose health insurance and federal health care subsidies to the state slated to be cut by billions of dollars a result of the domestic policy bill that President Trump signed in July
Joseph Goldstein covers health care in New York for The Times following years of criminal justice and police reporting
The financial outlook for hospitals is quite different from several years ago today
It’s kind of a scary precedent if they’re going to strike every time the contract runs out said Bill Hammond a health care policy analyst at the Empire Center for Public Policy an Albany think tank
It sounds like a solid settlement said Harry Katz a professor of collective bargaining at Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations
I’d be very hesitant to say one side won and the other side lost it seems like a solid compromise
The hospitals were caught by surprise by the nursing strike in 2023 the first in New York City in a quarter century
Hospital executives appeared to have decided to stand their ground after the nurses’ 2023 win wary that if they were to fold quickly they could see a strike every three years when contracts expire
Many expected a repeat of 2023 when the strike began when a smaller group of nurses walked out and hospitals were buoyed by federal bailout money that subsidized them during the coronavirus pandemic
The extension stated it was to ensure patient safety not to afford leverage to any party in collective bargaining
Chronic understaffing had left nurses in hospitals across the city with too many patients to properly care for all of them
Negotiators spent days hashing out what security systems hospitals would place at entryways
Ms Hochul extended the order for two days that same day
NewYork-Presbyterian went to federal court to appeal a similar arbitration ruling