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Court orders U.S. to bring back Guatemalan deportee who faced torture - but ruling is too late
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Edgar Archila as he appeared while housed in a federal detention facility in 2018, in Marysville, Calif. before being deported. Archila was deported from the Bay Area to Guatemala after a police traffic stop but a federal appeals court ruled he must be brought back and given a chance to challenge his deportation because he faced a likelihood of torture in the Central American nation. But the ruling was too late. He died in Guatemala two weeks ago.unknown/handout / Courtesy Andrew Holley
Nurses at Sutter’s Sacramento psychiatry hospital unionize; Rideout RNs ratify contract [The Sacramento Bee]
Dec. 31 The California Nurses Association achieved two victories in December after registered nurses at Marysville’sAdventist Health and Rideout hospital voted to ratify a three-year labor agreement and RNs at Sutter Center for Psychiatry in Sacramento voted to join the union.
CNA now will represent roughly 100 nurses in bargaining with Sutter Health for a new contract at the hospital on Folsom Boulevard, near Power Inn Road. The Sutter nurses voted 62-13 via mail-in ballots in an election run by the National Labor Relations Board.
In the Sacramento region, CNA already represents Sutter registered nurses at the company’s Roseville medical center, as well as at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital and hospice.
California Nurses Association
December 23, 2020
Last week on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020, registered nurses at Rideout Memorial Hospital, who are represented by the California Nurses Association, overwhelming ratified a new three-year contract which nurses say will provide important patients care improvements as well as gains in wages and benefits to help with recruitment and retention of nurses.
“Even though bargaining was done virtually due to the pandemic, we still remained just as steadfast and came out on the other side with a contract that benefits nurses and our patients,” said Andrew Holley, an emergency department RN. “For the new contract, we were able to expand patient safety committee language.”