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July 15, 2014

Over 70,000 union nurses and healthcare workers could walk off the job from 100 hospitals and nursing homes the end of July.

According to United Healthcare Workers East 1199 SEIU, about 90 percent of members have voted in favor of a one-day strike on July 31st, the day after their contract with Mount Sinai ends.