Changes to Temporary Protected Status impacts staffing at NYC hospitals
Health care workers and union leaders rallied in New York City to protest changes to Temporary Protected Status, warning that the potential loss of immigrant caregivers could exacerbate hospital staffing shortages.
UPPER EAST SIDE, Manhattan (PIX11) — Health care workers, union leaders and advocates rallied across the city on Thursday, calling for protections for immigrant caregivers and warning that the loss of workers could make staffing shortages worse. “Immigrants are welcome here!” protesters chanted outside Lenox Hill Hospital on the Upper East Side, where workers gathered [...]
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