Johns Hopkins, union reach tentative labor pact

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BALTIMORE (AP) — After months of negotiations Johns Hopkins Hospital reached a tentative labor agreement Tuesday with a union representing about 2,000 workers at the medical institution.

The agreement calls for a $15 hourly minimum wage for workers with at least 20 years of service effective immediately, and $14.50 for those who have worked for the institution for at least 15 years in 2015.

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