Supreme Court finds St. John's Mercy committed ongoing unfair labor practices

By: Donna Walter January 16, 2009

A six-week strike by nurses at St. John's Mercy Medical Center in Creve Coeur ended in 2005, but the nurses just learned they won't have to pay back the unemployment benefits they received during the strike. The Missouri Supreme Court said Tuesday that the nurses were entitled to receive unemployment benefits. It upheld the state law ...

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Supreme Court finds St. John's Mercy committed ongoing unfair labor practices

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