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The system says it will give 14,000 inpatient nurses control over up to 60% of their schedule by Q3.
Cleveland Clinic on Monday began the first phase of a system-wide self-scheduling rollout that the institution says will give 14,000 inpatient nurses direct control over up to 60% of their shift assignments by the third quarter.
The system is using a third-party scheduling platform layered onto its existing Workday HR backbone.
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More than 2,400 nurses cite ratios the union says have not been honored since a March arbitration ruling.
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The deal, ratified Thursday, includes a $5/hour structural raise and a 24-hour-on/72-hour-off pilot.
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