Calais Community Hospital and the MSNA bargaining unit of RN’s and MT’s have reached a tentative agreement.   The agreement term length is for 2 years.    The two sides reached consensus on the final two points of health insurance and paid time off during negotiations on November 10.  Both sides gave concessions to bring the over 2 year’s long negotiations to a conclusion. 

“I am pleased the negotiations have ended and look forward to continuing as a unified team to care for our patients and community through the pandemic and beyond,”   said CCH CEO Rod Boula. “I appreciate the efforts of all in finding a solution we can all support.”

In a sign of good will the Union has agreed to withdraw the strike notice.

The bargaining unit must still vote to ratify the tentative agreement at a date to be determined.   CCH staff on the MSNA bargaining committee is recommending final approval of the contract. 

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