Nurses' aid. Labor groups look to nursing to boost their dwindling ranks, promising tough tactics.
Looking to replenish their dwindling ranks, old-line labor unions have turned to health care--especially to hospital nurses. Though less than a fifth of the nation's 2.2 million RNs belong to unions, labor groups are raiding each other, not organizing new collective bargaining units.
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