Wisconsin Examiner — A union organizing campaign has turned into a contentious conflict at a Madison-based health care nonprofit.

WSJ Opinion — Unionized nurses would make Group Health Cooperative care better

WPR — Dispute between union, primary care center goes into seventh month.

WKOW — Group Health Cooperative workers in Madison picketed Friday, claiming that GHC is involved in illegal union-busting activities.

WORT — On May 31, after a five-day walkout, nurses represented by SEIU Wisconsin announced a contract settlement with Madison's Meriter hospital.

THE CAP TIMES — Some leaders at Group Health Cooperative of South Central Wisconsin have recently promoted union-busting tactics. This dynamic hurts me. But we are all human and we are all scared of change, so I'm still ready to work with management on moving forward. I ask our leaders to take a breath, take a beat, change course, and embrace the union that filed for recognition several months back.

THE CAP TIMES — By refusing to honor the aspirations of the majority of primary and urgent care workers, GHC flagrantly betrays its own stated mission and values.

It is high time we united and insisted that GHC do better.

THE CAP TIMES — Down the street from UnityPoint Health-Meriter Hospital, workers at Group Health Cooperative of South Central Wisconsin are fighting management for union recognition.

WORT — Workers at Group Health Cooperative held a press conference yesterday pressuring higher-ups to recognize their union.

WKOW — A group of 35 local, elected leaders sent a joint letter to Group Health Cooperative (GHC) of Southern Central Wisconsin, accusing the employer of union busting and delaying a union election for a group of more than two hundred doctors, nurses and other staff.

WKOW — Lawyers for Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Wisconsin local and Group Health Cooperative (GHC) of South Central Wisconsin spent part of Monday debating how many workers within the organization should be included in a forthcoming unionization vote.