Brockton Hospital nurses believe last month's picket helped spur negotiations.
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Brockton Hospital nurses ratify contract
Brockton Hospital nurses believe last month's picket helped spur negotiations.
(BARRY CHIN/GLOBE STAFF)
BROCKTON -- After more than a year without a contract, Brockton Hospital nurses last week ratified a three-year package that provides them with wage increases of 13 to 23 percent, a stronger commitment to increasing weekend and night staffing, and an agreement that nurses' prescription drug benefits should not be limited to the hospital-based pharmacy program. (Full article: 375 words)
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