What We've Won
Doctors Council Wins
H+H Contract Wins
- $12 million in market-rate salary increases were made to support physicians in the Health + Hospitals system
- Pension provided by the City of New York that includes health coverage in retirement
- Increase in CME funding ex. from $2000/yr to $3500/yr at Lincoln Hospital
- Privately employed members by Health + Hospitals Affiliates receive productivity bonuses (Faculty Practice Plan or FPP) each year based on methodologies mutually agreed upon by the union and the employer
- "Bump up" increases for existing employees when higher pay is offered to hire or retain physicians for members at PAGNY, Mt. Sinai and NYU
- Established standardized pay rates for comparable positions across H+H, ensuring fairness and transparency in compensation
- Expansion of increased supplemental benefits to members across contracts including Elmhurst and Queens Hospitals
- Uniform access to fertility treatments through their healthcare plans for members at PAGNY facilities 
- Established a 40-hour work week; and for mandated doctors, any shift worked above 40 hours is paid at a sessional rate at the Correctional Health Service (CHS) of NYC
- All members maintain their appointments and remain eligible for academic promotion at Metropolitan Hospital
- Established just cause and grievance procedures
- Collaboration Council Wins:
        - 120% increase in utilization of the Palliative Care Program
         - Protected labor and delivery services from cuts at North Central Bronx Hospital
        - Time to complete a TB evaluation decreased from 54 hours to 24 hours at Bellevue Hospital FBCC
More H+H Contract Wins
ChristianaCare Contract Wins
- First union contract for healthcare workers and first union of doctors in the state of Delaware
- 3-year contract
covering more than 500 physicians
- Shifted compensation to a market rate model, with pay increases based on market averages
- Reimbursement for costs of obtaining and renewing licenses and certifications
- $7500 per year for CME; $5250 tuition reimbursement
- Free parking
- Physicians are not subject to noncompete under the collective bargaining agreement
- Established ceilings for how many patients some specialty physicians could be expected to see in a day
- Private lactation rooms, lactation breaks counted toward annual productivity standards and time worked
More ChristianaCare Contract WinsChristianaCare Tentative Agreement
Allina Health Contract Wins
- 3-year contract covering over 600 primary and urgent care physicians, PAs, and NPs
- Fair pay provisions
- Transparent, legally enforceable compensation plan that cannot be changed unilaterally by management
- 288 hours paid time off from zero hours for all members who work half-time or more
- Parental leave, medical leave, and family leave protections
- Providers can take a leave of absence of up to 12 months unpaid (but can use PTO) to care for a loved one
- Provider schedules, schedule changes, and clinic templates must be established by mutual agreement between providers and management
More Allina Health Contract WinsAllina Health Tentative Agreement
Cook County Contract Wins
- Recent 1-year contract extension agreement with 8% raise, $2,500 bonus, and gains in extra duty pay and pay equity
- Health Insurance, Free Dental and Free Vision
- 12 weeks paid parental leave
- Holiday pay - Up to 8 hours at their regular rate.
- CME leave
- Cap on hours per workweek - up to 50 hrs
- Doctor schedules must be posted at least two weeks in advance of the beginning of the month, including the schedule for moonlighting, rounds, and holidays
- Guaranteed work from home days (AME only)
More Cook County Contract WinsCook County Union Contract
Rutgers University Contract Wins
- Guaranteed minimum 14% salary increase over most recent 4-year contract
- $3,000 salary increase through the bump-up clause
- Staffing and scheduling protections to help reduce instability in patient care coverage and continuity
- Peer evaluation committee to recommend metrics and amounts for merit based increases
More Rutgers University Contract WinsRutgers University Union Contract
Pennslyvania Department of Health Contract
Pennslyvania Department of Health Union Contract