Parker Purifoy is an Associate Reporter for Bloomberg Law and Bloomberg News. With a focus on labor and employment issues, Parker covers stories related to union activity, labor disputes, and healthcare staffing. Their work has also been featured in the Washington Blade.
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Parker's coverage mainly focuses on legal policy, government announcements, and labor-related topics. He seems to have a keen interest in labor unions, workers' rights, contract negotiations, NLRB activities and the healthcare industry.
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Negotiations between the culinary workers union and the largest casinos on the Las Vegas strip are at a standstill, inching tens of thousands of workers closer to a walkout.
By: Jordan Fabian, Josh Eidelson, Parker Purifoy
Kaiser Permanente and striking workers will resume contract talks Thursday, the Labor Department announced, following the largest health-care strike in US history.
Kaiser Permanente will restart labor talks Thursday after more than 75,000 workers completed the largest health-care strike in the nation’s history, with one major point of contention continuing to be systemic staffing shortages that have plagued the industry as a whole.
Workers, unions, and employers filed over 20,000 unfair labor practice charges and election petitions with the National Labor Relations Board in fiscal year 2023, marking a 10% jump from the prior year and the highest number of cases filed since 2016.
A proposed labor contract between Kaiser Permanente and a coalition of unions would tie worker bonuses to improved patient welfare markers, in addition to a mix of provisions to bring 25,000 new workers into the health-care industry within the next four years.
A group of over 500 doctors, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners have formed what’s said to be the biggest single unit of organized doctors in the US with a Oct. 16 vote to unionize.
By: Parker Purifoy, Rebecca Rainey
Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su was lauded for her role in bringing together a newly minted tentative agreement between Kaiser Permanente and 75,000 health-care workers, the latest example of her being credited with aiding contract talks in major labor disputes that threatened to sideline critical sectors of the economy.
A Los Angeles hotel illegally refused to rehire 152 unionized workers after renovations, a federal appeals court ruled, affirming a National Labor Relations Board decision.
A commercial cleaning company must rehire two workers who were fired for meeting with union organizers, the National Labor Relations Board ruled.
A simmering legal battle between the University of California system and its unionized graduate student workers is poised to heat up as thousands of students walk off the job and both sides dig in their heels on claims the other is breaking the law.
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