Today,
unionized health care workers have struck a tentative agreement with Kaiser
Permanente after the biggest health care strike in us history,
the historic strike included more than 75,000 workers and lasted just three days.
While further details of the agreement are not immediately available.
The union was demanding better wages and staffing at Kaiser own locations.
The health care
giant runs 40 hospitals and more than 620 medical offices
serving 12.7 million members.
The union had warned Kaiser of a larger and longer strike extending
into November if a deal was not reached by October 31.