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The move puts the state’s largest health provider under widening scrutiny for its practices of billing and collecting from patients.
A new payroll system instituted in early July has led to lost wages, and system officials say they are trying to fix it.
Nurses at the major Washington County hospital approved a new contract, meaning 1,600 nurses employed there won't strike.
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New contract terms won support from a majority of the hospital’s nurses after tense negotiations and the threat of a strike.
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The vote to overturn a union-negotiated deal for 1,600 nurses could have major ripple effects beyond the Portland hospital — one of three in Oregon where nurses have authorized a strike.
The proposed two-year contract, if approved, would avert a strike of nurses at the Portland hospital.
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More than 2,000 nurses can now strike at three hospitals, upping the pressure on Oregon’s largest health system.
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Nurses will vote between May 23 and June 2 on possible strikes at Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center and Providence Milwaukie Hospital.
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The legislation aims to rein in costs and prevent monopolies, but health care companies say it would reduce flexibility and create uncertainty.
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Providence St. Vincent Medical Center has cleared its last key hurdle to launching its heart transplant program.
