PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center nurses could see their salaries increase by 5 percent as part of a labor contract tentatively approved this week.
Nurses would also get another 8 percent raise within the next two years, under the tentative 3-year contract.
Hospital district commissioners will consider approving the contract when they meet at 6 p.m. next Wednesday in the Linkletter Room of the hospital, 939 Caroline St.
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