Last mentioned: Feb 22, 2026
Return to Work
Staffing transition begins as striking nurses replace temporary contract workers.
Contract Ratification
Nurses vote to approve the new contract, officially ending the walkout.
Contract Ratification
Nurses vote to approve a new multi-year contract, officially ending the walkout.
Tentative Agreement
Union leadership and hospital management reach a preliminary deal.
Negotiation Stalemate
Strike enters its third week with both sides remains far apart on staffing ratios.
Stalled Negotiations
Discussions remain deadlocked over staffing ratios and wage increases as the strike enters its third week.
Strike Commencement
More than 4,000 nurses walk off the job at NewYork-Presbyterian facilities.
Strike Commencement
More than 4,000 nurses walk off the job at NewYork-Presbyterian after contract talks fail.
More than 4,000 nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian have ratified a new contract, concluding a strike that lasted over 40 days. The agreement marks the end of a significant labor disruption in one of the nation's largest private hospital systems, with staff scheduled to return to work immediately.
More than 4,000 nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian have voted to approve a new contract, ending a high-stakes strike that lasted over a month. The agreement concludes a period of significant disruption for one of the city's largest private hospital systems and sets a new benchmark for healthcare labor relations.