Maryland nurses don’t need a union, and neither do our patients

Published February 7, 2017 1:00am ET



I am a nurse at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, Md. Since spring 2016, the National Nurses United union has been conducting an aggressive organizing drive in our institution.

Union supporters are promising a lot of things to our co-workers. They claim the union can improve our nurse/patient ratio, increase our wages, protect our jobs, and save us from our horrible managers and supervisors.

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