Kaiser Permanente reaches tentative agreement with unions after historic strike

A coalition of unions representing over 75,000 Kaiser Permanente health workers went on a three-day strike over issues like wages, staffing levels, and outsourcing.
The strike was the largest healthcare worker stoppage in U.S. history and took place across multiple states.
After the strike ended, Kaiser Permanente resumed negotiations with the unions and reached a tentative four-year deal.
Details of the agreement have not been fully disclosed but include pay raises, minimum hourly wages, and protections against outsourcing.
The tentative agreement still needs to be ratified by union members before final approval.