Kaiser Permanente and the Alliance of Health Care Unions

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Future Ready speakers Priscilla Gill (left) and Dawn Nelson (right) of Mayo Clinic discuss the future of workforce learning with moderator Peggi Winter of Kaiser Permanente.

Keep Learning to Stay Future Ready

Get tips on future of workforce learning; view webcast recording for internal use

Every team needs to master the basics so it can improve service and quality.

The Basics

Get grounded in the why and how of Partnership.

September 10, 2020

a group of health care workers, outdoors, flexing their muscles

Flexing muscles, being flexible: This team at the Fontana Medical Center in Southern California is an example of how partnership is a strength.

Strength in Partnership

How labor and management confront a pandemic together.

September 9, 2020

Image of team-tested practices section of the LMP website

The team-tested practices section can help your team learn from others' successes and failures.

Take the Easy Way Out

Get ideas from other teams instead of starting from scratch.

June 13, 2018

two women at a meeting table, holding up documents

Su-Xian Hu, assistant clinical director and management co-lead, with Runeet Bhasin, union co-lead and UNAC/UHCP member (left to right)

Communication, Commitment, Consensus

UBT co-leads bond thanks to partnership basics.

September 5, 2017

A group of health care workers conferring around a document

When mid-level leaders from both management and unions build skills in key partnership concepts, they are in a better position to support unit-based teams.

Meet Your National Agreement: Training for Everyone, Starting in the Middle

How mid-level managers, union leaders build key skills.

June 19, 2017

"If you are going to be a good partner, you have to have your partner’s interests in mind as well as your own," says Michael Belmont.

Good Partnering Methods Aren’t Just for the Bargaining Table

How to solve tough problems and preserve work relationships.

January 2, 2015