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🚨 OSU FILED A ULP ATTEMPTING TO SILENCE US 🚨

Maybe OSU should spend its time, and patient-care dollars 💵💵, on STAFFING 🏥 instead of union-busting, intimidation 🚫, and trying to silence the nurses speaking up about unsafe conditions. 📣

And about that complaint… 👀

OSU says we “campaigned” on No Cuts. No Compromises.

 

🚨 CORRECTION: WE ARE CAMPAIGNING.

Present tense. Still going. Still fighting. ✊🔥 And we’re not stopping until this is resolved.

 

🚫 NO CUTS TO STAFFING.

🛡️ NO COMPROMISES ON PATIENT SAFETY.

Trying to silence the union instead of fixing the problems we’re exposing is a weak-ass move 🤡 — and wasting even more patient-care dollars doing it is shameful. 💸

If OSU has money for lawyers ⚖️, complaints 📄, intimidation, and union-busting tactics, OSU has money to safely staff this hospital. 🏥

We’re going to fight like hell 🔥✊ until they get the message.

📢 You will not intimidate us.

📢 You will not silence us.

📢 You will not make us back down.

You can read their complaint here:  10.1.2026 ULP CHARGE OSUWMC against ONA for fighting for patient safety

#ShameOnYouOSU #NoCutsToStaffing #NoCompromisesOnPatientSafety

DAY 1: INCENTIVE PAY NEGOTIATIONS (8/4/2026)

OSU’S PROPOSAL: LESS PAY. LESS ACCESS. MORE MANAGEMENT CONTROL.

OSU proposed a $12/hour incentive with no Schedule Build program, leaving managers with total discretion over when incentives are offered.

They claimed the current program has “gone haywire” and is overused. Their proposal would also:

·         Exclude IRP nurses entirely

·         Force nurses working incentive shifts to be floated anywhere

·         Give management total control without meaningful staffing protections

We told OSU clearly: We are not interested in a race to the bottom.

We know hospitals in Columbus are assigning six acute-care patients to one nurse. We are not going backward.

Our proposal:

·         Expands access to Schedule Build

·         Increases pay for mandated call shifts

·         Expands incentive opportunities for IRP nurses

·         Protects safe staffing and patient care

We told the nurse leaders sitting across the table exactly how insulting OSU’s proposal is. We challenged them to advocate for nurses, safe staffing, and the patients we serve, and to return with a serious proposal.

Our current incentive program expires September 30, 2026, and OSU opened negotiations by proposing less pay, less access, and more management control. We need every nurse in this fight to secure the incentive program we need and deserve

No cuts. No compromises. More to come.