The strike began Jan. 12 and nurses walked the picket lines in four hour shifts.
The strike began Jan. 12 and nurses walked the picket lines in four hour shifts. ( Photo: NYSNA/Facebook)

With nearly 15,000 nurses walking out on Jan. 12, it was the largest and longest nurses strike in NYC history. It is over for about 10,000 nurses, but 4,500 nurses remain on strike against New York-Presbyterian.

Nurses at Mount Sinai and Montefiore Ratify Pacts; Strike Still on Against NY-Presbyterian
12 Feb 2026 | 12:22
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The longest nurses’ strike in New York City is over for three Mount Sinai hospitals in Manhattan and Montefiore in the Bronx after rank and file nurses overwhelmingly approved tentative pacts and will return to work by Feb. 14

But 4,500 nurses remain on strike against New York-Presbyterian after workers...

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