Genesys Hospital and Nurses Union Reach Milestone in 5-Month Strike

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After more than five months of nurses and caseworkers at Henry Ford Genesys Hospital in Grand Blanc walking the picket line, the hospital and Teamsters Local 332 union say they've reached an important milestone in negotiations. While no details have been released, the tone from both sides is more hopeful than it has been in months.

Why it matters

The strike began on Labor Day, with over 750 union members walking out to push for safer and improved working conditions. The prolonged dispute has caused significant disruption for patients and the community, making any progress towards a resolution an important development.

The details

Both the hospital and union leaders say negotiations have reached a crucial stage, with Teamsters Local 332 President Dan Glass stating the two sides are getting closer each day to ending the strike and reaching a contract that reflects the work nurses and case managers do at the hospital. Hospital officials also expressed hope that Genesys nurses will soon have a contract that supports a strong working environment while prioritizing patient and staff safety.

• The strike began on Labor Day 2025.
• Talks have been ongoing for over 5 months since the start of the strike.

What’s next

The hospital and union have not provided a timeline for when a final contract agreement may be reached, but the renewed optimism suggests the end of the 5-month strike may be in sight.