Unions file complaint over UPMC's ‘draconian’ labor practices

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Top Story Unions File Antitrust Complaint Against UPMC & Allege 'Draconian' Labor Practices A group of labor unions have filed an antitrust complaint against UPMC. They alleged that the health system has prevented its workers from being able to advocate for themselves and their patients through "a draconian system of mobility restrictions and widespread labor law violations that lock in sub-competitive pay and working conditions." INVEST 2023 is 2 Days Away - Join Us There is still time to get your front row seat to some the of the most innovative discussions, startups, speakers and an opportunity to network with the best of the best in healthcare and over 80 investors all at the same time. Don't Delay, Register Now

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