Mamdani backs striking NYC nurses, denounces hospital bosses’ pay

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Thousands of nurses in New York City went on strike yesterday, bringing the city's hospitals to a standstill. The striking nurses, numbering nearly 15,000, are demanding higher pay, better staffing levels and enhanced security measures.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani made an appearance at one of the picket lines, showing his support for the striking workers. This is one of the largest healthcare strikes in decades, with many hospital staff members feeling undervalued and overworked.

The nurses are seeking improved working conditions as well as increased compensation to match the rising cost of living in New York City. The strike has highlighted concerns about burnout among healthcare professionals and the need for better work-life balance.

Hospital administrators have faced criticism from the striking nurses, who claim that they are being paid unfairly and forced to work in difficult circumstances. The strike is also an opportunity for nurses to advocate for improved patient care and support systems within hospitals.
 
🤕 I totally get why these nurses are on strike! Working 12-hour shifts without a decent break or pay raise can take a toll on anyone's mental health 🤯. I've seen some of my family members work in healthcare, and it's clear that they're not getting the respect they deserve 💼. 15,000 nurses is a crazy number - imagine if all those people had to deal with burnout and lack of appreciation for years 😓.

I think the city needs to step up its game and offer better working conditions, compensation, and staffing levels 🚨. It's not like these nurses are asking for much, just some basic human decency 💕. The fact that the mayor showed up to support them is a good start, but I think it's time for some real change 🔓. We need to recognize the value of healthcare workers and treat them with respect 👍.
 
🚑💉 15k+ nurses on strike in NYC, what's up with this?! 🤯 I mean, we all know the cost of living in the Big Apple is thru the roof, but fair pay? Easy peasy, right? 😒 Stats show that in 2024 alone, NYC nurses have seen a 30% increase in healthcare costs, while their salaries only went up by 10%. That's a sick burnout rate for any profession! 🚫

I mean, we gotta respect these frontline workers who are keeping our hospitals running. They're the real MVPs. But it's crazy to see them being undervalued and overworked. I'd say the strike is a huge success if they get even 20% pay rise 🤑 or better staffing levels 👥. We need more of this advocacy for healthcare workers' rights, ASAP!

Did you know that the US Bureau of Labor stats says nearly 70% of nurses report feeling burned out on the job? 🤕 That's just unacceptable! As a nation, we gotta step up and support these amazing healthcare professionals. They're not just taking care of us; they're taking care of themselves too... or at least trying to 😴.
 
I'm not sure about this whole nurse strike thing 🤔. I mean, 15k nurses striking is crazy talk! I get that they wanna be paid more, work less hours, and have better security, but can't we just negotiate some of these things instead of shutting down the whole city's hospitals? Hospitals are like, super important to our society, you know? 🏥 It's not just about nurses, it's about patients too... I guess.

I've seen videos of picket lines and they all look pretty passionate, but also kinda tired 😴. Like, don't get me wrong, burnout is a real thing in the healthcare industry, but can we find a middle ground here? Maybe some extra pay, some better benefits, but not a complete shutdown of services? 🤷‍♀️
 
🚑💉 I think it's crazy that thousands of nurses in NYC went on strike... like, they're the ones taking care of all us sick people, right? 🤷‍♀️ It's not fair that they're feeling undervalued and overworked. I mean, who wouldn't want to work in healthcare for those kinds of hours and pay? 😴 The fact that they're seeking better staffing levels and security measures just makes sense. Hospitals should be safe places for patients and staff alike! 💡 And can we talk about burnout for a sec? Nurses are basically running on empty, it's no wonder they're feeling exhausted. We need to start valuing their work more than just throwing money at the problem... like, that's not going to solve anything 😒.
 
I'm low-key impressed with the nurses in NYC showing up for themselves and their patients 🙌. 15k strong is no joke! It's crazy how burnout is such a real thing in healthcare, it's like they're expected to be superheroes on the job 😴. They deserve way better pay and working conditions, I'm all for it 💪. And let's not forget, these people are literally saving lives every day, so some respect is due 🙏. It's about time we acknowledge the importance of their work and support them in getting the recognition they deserve 👍.
 
🤕💉 I feel so bad for those 15,000 nurses in NYC! They're basically fighting for their mental health 🤯 over there. I mean, burnout is real, folks! We can't expect them to keep going without proper compensation and staffing levels 💪. It's like they say in "The Office" - "That's what she said"... but in this case, it's more like, "That's what we need - better pay and benefits!" 😂👩‍⚕️ The fact that Mayor Mamdani showed up to support them is awesome 🙌. It just goes to show that even in the high-stakes world of healthcare, leaders are listening 🗣️. Fingers crossed those nurses get what they deserve - a better work-life balance and some serious love 💖 from their employers.
 
🤕 I'm low-key impressed by these 15,000+ nurses standin' up for themselves! The fact that they're gettin' so much attention from the mayor shows that people are startin' to take notice of the toll these jobs are takin' on healthcare workers. It's all about burnout and feelin' undervalued – it's like, hello, you guys are literally savin' lives over here! 💉

The demand for better pay, staffing levels, and security measures is totally reasonable. I mean, who wouldn't want to work in a safe and supported environment? And on top of that, they're fightin' for improved patient care – that's like, the ultimate goal, right? 🤝
 
I'm so impressed by these dedicated nurses! They're not just fighting for better pay and working conditions, but also for the well-being of their patients 🤝. I mean, who doesn't want to feel valued and supported at work? 😊 The fact that they're taking a stand and demanding change is really inspiring. It's about time we prioritize our healthcare workers - they're literally saving lives on a daily basis 💪! Mayor Zohran Mamdani showing up to the picket line is great, but what's even more important is listening to their concerns and making real changes. Let's hope this strike brings about some serious reforms and improves working conditions for these amazing nurses 👍
 
I'm really shocked by this news 🤯. I mean, I know some of my friends' parents are nurses or doctors, and they're always complaining about how stressed out they get at work 😩. But 15,000 nurses striking? That's crazy! I feel for them, though - they deserve better pay and working conditions. It's not like they're asking for the moon 🌕. They just want to be able to take care of patients without feeling overwhelmed all the time.

I'm kinda surprised that the mayor showed up to support them, though 💪. I guess it just goes to show that even in tough situations, there are people who care about what nurses and healthcare workers go through. We should definitely be appreciating our hospital staff more 🙏. This whole thing is a big deal, and I hope they get what they want soon ⏱️.
 
🤕 I'm not surprised to see a massive strike by nurses in NYC... it's about time these dedicated caregivers get the respect they deserve! 🙌 15k strong, that's huge! They're fighting for better pay, more staff, and safer working conditions – can't say I blame 'em. Burnout is a real thing, and it's affecting their mental health as well. 😩 Hospitals need to step up their game and prioritize their staff.

It's interesting to see the Mayor showing support, though. Maybe this strike will spark some much-needed changes in NYC's healthcare system? 💡 I'd love to see better work-life balance for these nurses, so they can enjoy some semblance of a personal life outside of work. That's gotta be tough on them. 🤗 The patient care aspect is also super important – I'm sure the striking nurses are advocating for that too. 👍
 
😒 I gotta feel for these 15k+ nurses strickin' it out for better pay and working conditions 🤑. It's crazy how some hospital admins are still tryna cut corners, but the nurses know what's good for patients 👨‍⚕️. The whole burnout thing is super real, I mean who hasn't been there? 😩 But seriously, these nurses are on to something with demandin' better staffing levels and security measures 🚒. It's time hospitals started prioritizin' people over profits 💸.

And yeah, the mayor showin' up to support 'em is a nice touch 👍. It's not like he can solve all the problems or nothin', but at least he's listenin'. The nurses deserve it, though - they're the ones on the frontlines dealin' with all that stress and chaos 🤯. I hope this strike gets some real change done, 'cause we need better healthcare systems in this city 💪.
 
Ugh, I'm so worried about these amazing nurses! 🤕 15,000 strong and still no deal? It's crazy how much they're getting paid vs the rising cost of living in NYC. I feel like anyone can get burned out working in healthcare, it's such a high-stress job. 💼 I hope the mayor's support means something will change soon... or maybe this is just what they need to shake things up? 🤔
 
~💉🚑 "The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts." - Bertrand Russell 🤔
 
Man, I'm low-key impressed by those NYC nurses 🤯! 15k strong and still going for what's right? They deserve it 💪. Hospitals gotta step up their game, prioritize staff well-being over profits. Burnout is real, and I've seen friends in the industry struggling to keep up. The pay gap is insane - they're basically being paid peanuts while the cost of living goes through the roof 🤑.

It's not just about money though; it's about respect and support. These nurses are putting their lives on the line every day, and that deserves some serious recognition 👏. The strike might be inconvenient for hospital staff, but it's a necessary wake-up call 🔊. Let's hope Mayor Mamdani is being a good listener and not just showing off at picket lines 😐. Anyway, I'm rooting for those nurses - they're the real MVPs 💕!
 
I'm totally with the nurses on this 🤝. I mean, 15k strong is a huge number and it's crazy that they're feeling so undervalued and overworked. I've heard horror stories about burnout in the healthcare industry, it's a shame that people are having to suffer like that for the sake of their jobs.

I get why hospitals need to balance finances, but at what cost? The nurses are just asking for some basic dignity and respect, you know? And it's not just about pay, it's about better staffing levels and security measures too. I mean, who wants to work in a hospital where they feel like they're just going through the motions all day?

It's interesting that Mayor Mamdani showed up to support the nurses, that's definitely a positive step. Now we just need some real solutions on the table... 💡
 
man this is crazy 🤯 15k nurses in NYC on strike is like a big deal for the city's healthcare system, i feel bad for the workers tho they're literally working their butts off with no respect or fair pay 💸 it's not just about money though, it's also about better staffing levels and security measures so hospitals can actually keep everyone safe 🚑 i hope the strike gets resolved soon 'cause burnout is real and we need people like nurses who care about patients in the city 👨‍⚕️ what do u think should be done to support these workers?
 
I'm seeing this all over social media and I gotta say, it's pretty concerning. 15k nurses, that's a huge chunk of the healthcare workforce just walking out at once 🤯. I get why they're demanding better pay and working conditions, the cost of living in NYC is crazy 💸. But at the same time, I feel for the patients who are getting affected by this strike. Hospitals are basically shutting down right now.

I think it's cool that Mayor Mamdani showed up to support the nurses though 👏. It shows he's listening and trying to find a middle ground between the nurses' demands and the hospital's needs. Maybe this strike can lead to some big changes in how healthcare is run in NYC? We need better work-life balance for these people, they're just as human as anyone else 😩.
 
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