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    Illinois unionized healthcare workers say staffing shortages compromise safety

    by Jeremy Gorner, Chicago Tribune Apr 11, 2024 3 minutes
    Hospital workers with SEIU Healthcare Illinois rally on Thursday, April 11, 2024, in the rotunda of the State Capitol in Springfield, Illinois, to demand the state legislature take action on a state-wide hospital staffing crisis.

    SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Health care workers and advocates held a rally inside the Illinois State Capitol on Thursday to promote legislation aimed at enhancing the safety of hospital employees amid staffing shortages at some medical facilities.

    “This is something that impacts the workers but then think about your loved ones when they are the patients, that they’re not getting the care that they need because there is no staff,” Kim Smith, a patient care technician for

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