Minnesota Nurses Association
Minnesota Nurses Association Withdraws from American Nurses Association
Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, October 31st, 2008
The 20,000 members of the Minnesota Nurses Association withdrew MNA's constituent membership from the American Nurses Association, effective October 13, 2008. In a vote of MNA's House of Delegates, the highest authoritative body of the organization, MNA affirmed its commitment to the comprehensive representational work that MNA has done for over 50 years, since it first started organizing nurses. MNA will continue its membership in the United American Nurses and the national AFL-CIO and Minnesota AFL-CIO.
ANA has chosen to explore initiatives that no longer include the programs and core functions of a labor organization for nurses, effectively creating an untenable...
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