On Wednesday, July 8^th, more than 4,500 nurses and home care clinicians represented by the Massachusetts Nurses Association will take to the picket lines after Mass General Brigham (MGB) refused to reach fair agreements that protect quality patient care and respect the frontline healthcare workers who provide it. This action includes nurses at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Mass General Brigham Home Care clinicians in what will be the largest strike by nurses and other healthcare professionals in Massachusetts history.

Brigham & Women’s Hospital Nurses

• One-day strike begins: Wednesday, July 8^th at 7:00 a.m.
• Ends: Thursday, July 9^th at 6:59 a.m.
• MGB has announced plans to lock out Brigham nurses for four additional days following the strike.

Primary Picket Location
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
75 Francis Street
Boston, MA

Additional picket lines will be active throughout the Boston area, including Fenwood Road, Tremont Street, Chestnut Hill, Jamaica Plain, Foxborough, and Massachusetts Avenue. Home Care clinicians will also begin picketing in Beverly, Braintree, Chelsea, Newton, and Somerville, with Assembly Row serving as the primary location after the first day.

IBEW 2222 knows what it’s like to be on strike – Let’s stand in solidarity with the MNA on their picket lines!