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bac_1234AccordingtoapressreleasefromNationalNursesOrganizingCommittee/NationalNursesUnited(NNOC-NNU),thepurposeoftherallywasto“highlighthowAscensionhasfailedtofollow USCCBdirectivestoCatholichealthcareorganizations tobothserveandadvocateforpatients‘atthemarginsofsociety’and‘treatitsemployeesrespectfullyandjustly.’…BaltimorenurseshavebeeninnegotiationssinceFeb.2024,followingasuccessfulunionelectioninNovember2023.AscensionhasfailedtobargainingoodfaithwithSaintAgnesnursesonlanguagethatwouldimprovesafestaffingandprotectpatientsfromcutstoservices,lawsuitsforbillingdisputes,andsurprisebillingorexcesscharges.”Inthison-the-groundepisode,you’llhearspeechesandchantsfromtheNov.12rally,andwespeakwithGideonEziama,aregisterednursewithover20yearsofexperiencewhohasworkedatAscensionSt.Agnesforthelastsixyears,andLisaWatson,aregisterednurseatAscensionViaChristiSt.FrancisHospitalinWichita,whotraveledtoBaltimoretostandinsolidaritywithhercoworkersatAscensionSt.Agnes.
According to a press release from National Nurses Organizing Committee / National Nurses United (NNOC-NNU), the purpose of the rally was to “highlight how Ascension has failed to follow USCCB directives to Catholic health care organizations to both serve and advocate for patients ‘at the margins of society’ and ‘treat its employees respectfully and justly.’… Baltimore nurses have been in negotiations since Feb. 2024, following a successful union election in November 2023. Ascension has failed to bargain in good faith with Saint Agnes nurses on language that would improve safe staffing and protect patients from cuts to services, lawsuits for billing disputes, and surprise billing or excess charges.” In this on-the-ground episode, you’ll hear speeches and chants from the Nov. 12 rally, and we speak with Gideon Eziama, a registered nurse with over 20 years of experience who has worked at Ascension St. Agnes for the last six years, and Lisa Watson, a registered nurse at Ascension Via Christi St. Francis Hospital in Wichita, who traveled to Baltimore to stand in solidarity with her coworkers at Ascension St. Agnes.
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bac_1234AccordingtoapressreleasefromNationalNursesOrganizingCommittee/NationalNursesUnited(NNOC-NNU),thepurposeoftherallywasto“highlighthowAscensionhasfailedtofollow USCCBdirectivestoCatholichealthcareorganizations tobothserveandadvocateforpatients‘atthemarginsofsociety’and‘treatitsemployeesrespectfullyandjustly.’…BaltimorenurseshavebeeninnegotiationssinceFeb.2024,followingasuccessfulunionelectioninNovember2023.AscensionhasfailedtobargainingoodfaithwithSaintAgnesnursesonlanguagethatwouldimprovesafestaffingandprotectpatientsfromcutstoservices,lawsuitsforbillingdisputes,andsurprisebillingorexcesscharges.”Inthison-the-groundepisode,you’llhearspeechesandchantsfromtheNov.12rally,andwespeakwithGideonEziama,aregisterednursewithover20yearsofexperiencewhohasworkedatAscensionSt.Agnesforthelastsixyears,andLisaWatson,aregisterednurseatAscensionViaChristiSt.FrancisHospitalinWichita,whotraveledtoBaltimoretostandinsolidaritywithhercoworkersatAscensionSt.Agnes.
According to a press release from National Nurses Organizing Committee / National Nurses United (NNOC-NNU), the purpose of the rally was to “highlight how Ascension has failed to follow USCCB directives to Catholic health care organizations to both serve and advocate for patients ‘at the margins of society’ and ‘treat its employees respectfully and justly.’… Baltimore nurses have been in negotiations since Feb. 2024, following a successful union election in November 2023. Ascension has failed to bargain in good faith with Saint Agnes nurses on language that would improve safe staffing and protect patients from cuts to services, lawsuits for billing disputes, and surprise billing or excess charges.” In this on-the-ground episode, you’ll hear speeches and chants from the Nov. 12 rally, and we speak with Gideon Eziama, a registered nurse with over 20 years of experience who has worked at Ascension St. Agnes for the last six years, and Lisa Watson, a registered nurse at Ascension Via Christi St. Francis Hospital in Wichita, who traveled to Baltimore to stand in solidarity with her coworkers at Ascension St. Agnes.
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Keep your seasonal décor looking fresh year after year with a little care and attention.
To maintain the vibrant autumn hue of your Rust Orange Pumpkins, simply wipe gently with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove any dust. Avoid soaking in water or using harsh cleaning products, as these may damage the painted surface.
When not in use, store the pumpkins in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or humidity to prevent fading or discoloration. We recommend wrapping each piece in soft tissue paper or bubble wrap before placing them back into their box for the next festive season.
With proper care, your pumpkins will remain a charming accent for every cozy fall celebration — year after year. 🍂
We want your shopping experience to be as delightful as decorating your home!
All orders are processed within 1–2 business days, and standard shipping typically takes 5–10 business days, depending on your location. For orders over $500 or within 10km, enjoy free standard shipping as our seasonal treat.
If for any reason you’re not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return or exchange within 3 days of receiving your order. Returned items must be in original condition and packaging. Once approved, refunds will be processed to your original payment method.
For more details or special delivery requests, feel free to contact our support team — we’re always happy to help make your Halloween decorating easier and more joyful. 🎃