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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 1, 2021 Contact: Carl Ginsburg | carl.ginsburg@nysna.org | 917-405-1060 THE BILL HEADS TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE NEXT This comes on the heels of more than 26,000 Complaints of Understaffing signed by nearly 98,000 nurses during the last two years New York – The New

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 26, 2021 Contact: Carl Ginsburg | carl.ginsburg@nysna.org | 917-405-1060 Dr. Aiken’s Two-Year Research on NYS Hospitals Finds that More than 4,370 Deaths Would Have Been Avoided among Elderly Medicare Patients with Safer Staffing; Says Safer Staffing Would Have Saved

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 24, 2021 Contact: Carl Ginsburg | carl.ginsburg@nysna.org | 917-405-1060 OFFICIAL NUMBER: 26,219 COMPLAINTS SIGNED BY 97,715 NURSES Complaints are called ‘Protests of Assignment’ and are filed with Hospital Management This is further proof that Albany must pass Safe

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 23, 2021 Contact: Carl Ginsburg | carl.ginsburg@nysna.org | 917-405-1060 Buffalo - Nurses at Erie County Medical Center will hold a rally with community leaders to call for the passage of the Safe Staffing for Quality Care Act to ensure that all patients across the

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 23, 2021 Contact: Carl Ginsburg | carl.ginsburg@nysna.org | 917-405-1060 PORT JEFFERSON - Nurses at St. Charles Hospital will be joined by elected officials and community leaders to call for the passage of the Safe Staffing for Quality Care Act to ensure that all

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 22, 2021 Contact: Carl Ginsburg | carl.ginsburg@nysna.org | 917-405-1060 Brooklyn - Nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital will be joined by elected officials and community leaders to call for the passage of the Safe Staffing for Quality Care Act

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 2, 2021 Contact: Kristi Barnes | kristi.barnes@nysna.org | 646-853-4489 Carl Ginsburg | carl.ginsburg@nysna.org | 917-405-1060 Legislation to establish safe staffing standards in hospitals and nursing homes clears first hurdle in becoming law New York – Today the New