10/11/2026
“The solidarity of 4,000 Brigham nurses and the tremendous support of patients, community members, fellow unions, and elected officials have helped us make important progress on patient care and workplace issues.
“Nurses have spent countless hours negotiating and making compromises to find a path forward. Yet MGB continues to refuse to provide cost of living wage increases, a strategy we believe is intended to break our union, putting patients and the community at risk.
“As a democratic organization, given the complexity of the agreement and the impact of a potential strike on our nurses and the community, the Brigham Nurses’ MNA Committee has decided to postpone the strike to allow the 4,000 Brigham nurses to vote on this offer. Brigham nurses will decide our next steps.”