“My team and I have been in regular communication with both NYSNA and hospital leadership for weeks, and that work has led to real progress. Eleven hospital systems have either reached agreements or agreed not to proceed with strikes at this time.
“While negotiations will continue, we expect strikes to begin tomorrow at three hospital systems in Manhattan and the Bronx.
“If strikes move forward, the Department of Health will have staff on site at all affected hospitals beginning tomorrow morning and for the duration of the strike to ensure patient safety and continuity of care.
“My top priority is protecting patients and ensuring they can access the care they need. At the same time, we must reach an agreement that recognizes the essential work nurses do every day on the front lines of our healthcare system.
“This weekend, I signed a two-week Executive Order allowing hospital systems to access resources to maintain patient care.
“I continue to urge both sides to remain at the table and reach an agreement as soon as possible.”
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