Howard Brown Health workers go back on strike for two days at Chicago clinics
CHICAGO (CBS) -- Hundreds of unionized staff at Howard Brown Health were back on the picket lines on Tuesday, staging a two-day strike.
The Illinois Nurses Association said they have been in contract negotiations for over a year, seeking better wages, a smaller workload, affordable insurance, and protections from layoffs.
The strike is scheduled to last Tuesday and Wednesday, with a rally scheduled for Wednesday night at the Howard Brown Health clinic at 3501 N. Halsted St. Howard Brown Health is the largest LGBTQ+ healthcare clinic system in the Midwest.
Howard Brown workers also went on strike for three days in January, but have yet to reach an agreement on a new contract.