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Supreme Court okays all-RN unit.
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[SHSTF says 'no' to Rehnberg].
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[The profession binds by hand and feet].
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[Negotiations. The political and economic conditions].
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[Executive Board].
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[Negotiation. Labor market is more responsible than the politicians. Interview by Jette Kingod].
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[Health services--defence. Nurses with command services].
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Cradle to grave.
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[KTK and TCO-S are disappearing--SHSTF will negotiate alone].
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[SHSTF (Swedish Federation of Health Officers) has long wanted increased independence. Interview by Jan Thomasson].
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[Voluntary cooperation needs a new negotiation model].
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[We negotiate the same wages for everyone].
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[Salary negotiations: finally profitable for nurses?].
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The 1990 wage case.
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[On the way to meet a goal!. Interview by Kjell Arne Bakke].
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New statutes may increase workforce concerns.
It looks like the 1990s will be difficult years for employers. Hospitals, especially, face a double whammy: a shrinking supply of workers and increased regulation of dealings with employees. What can hospitals do to ease the burden? Review employment and benefits policies before it's too late.
[Nurses' history--from nice girl to fighting agitator].
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