Providence Health & Services in Oregon said Monday it was ready to resume talks with striking nurses at six of its hospitals — and it went on the offensive, accusing physicians also on strike of violating federal labor law.

Almost 5,000 Oregon healthcare workers are striking against nonprofit health system Providence after more than a year of failed contract negotiations. | Though largely comprised of nurses, the walk-off that began Friday also includes physician associates and doctors—the latter of which is a first for Oregon,

At the entrance to Providence Seaside Hospital Friday morning, dozens of nurses, many clad in green rain ponchos bearing the Oregon Nurses Association logo, gathered in the drizzle wielding picket

Thousands of Providence health care workers are striking this morning in the largest health care strike in Oregon history. Here's why.

Four days into the largest strike in Oregon history, Providence Health & Services in Oregon announced that it was ready to return to the bargaining table with nurse teams on strike at six of its hospitals.