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Over the past two years, nearly all of the Washington hospital’s roughly 90 patient access representatives have quit, according to the union.
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A certified nursing assistant stayed home when staffing levels seemed too low and complained to the state; PeaceHealth later fired him.
Since PeaceHealth announced its own deadlines, unions representing a swath of workers have leveled at least seven labor complaints.
The announcement comes a day after Kaiser Permanente said that it would require all employees to be fully inoculated.
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A new urgent-care clinic network, funded in part with $100 million from PeaceHealth, doubles its staff, nearly doubles its roster of clinics and expands into Idaho and Colorado.
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Two former employees filed a complaint, seeking class-action status, that accuses PeaceHealth’s timecard rounding system of favoring the company, which is illegal.
New financial filings show that many enjoyed handsome returns from their bond and stock portfolios.
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But hospital leaders say last year’s temporary boost from the federal CARES Act bailout conceals continuing financial shortfalls at Oregon hospitals.
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The Vancouver, Washington-based company remains silent about its long-range plans for the Eugene site.
A top health official at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver said he doesn’t know how COVID-19 spread from one patient to another 29 people, including 18 additional patients.
