





Advocating for better working conditions, our patients, and our community
Registered nurses at Ascension Borgess Medical Center have been members of the Michigan Nurses Association since 1974. Together, we advocate for better working conditions, our patients, and our community.
Contact Information
Lori Batzloff, President
Phone: 269-599-5764 – Email
Nate Hoffman, Vice President
Phone: 269-998-6770 – Email
Cindy Evans, Treasurer
Phone: 269-400-4508 – Email
Dawn Langley, Secretary
Phone: 269-760-0413 – Email
Jenni Livingston, Chief Grievance Rep
Phone: 269-929-1969 – Email
Andy Cornell, Labor Representative
Michigan Nurses Association
Phone: 517-282-6700 – Email
Office: Ascension Borgess GWW 081A
BSNC March 2025 Newsletter
Seeking Candidates For Bargaining Team and Officer Positions!
Nominate Yourself or Fellow Members by March 31.
Important Documents
Recent News
Borgess nurses unsure if they’ll have jobs after Beacon takeover

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Borgess nurses unsure if they’ll have jobs after Beacon takeover
Corporation won’t guarantee that all current Ascension employees will stay.
‘No pizza for you,’ Munson execs tell nurses for Nurses Week

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‘No pizza for you,’ Munson execs tell nurses for Nurses Week
Aspirus Keweenaw Nurses to Rally Tuesday for Safe Staffing

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Aspirus Keweenaw Nurses to Rally Tuesday for Safe Staffing
RNs demand executives put patient care first at Laurium hospital
Bipartisan plan aims to end abuse of mandatory nurse overtime

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Bipartisan plan aims to end abuse of mandatory nurse overtime
During Nurses Week, legislators take action to put reasonable limits on work hours
LANSING – Addressing a practice known to drive nurses away from hospital work, a bipartisan plan introduced today aims to end the rampant abuse of mandatory nurse overtime.
LANSING – Addressing a practice known to drive nurses away from hospital work, a bipartisan plan introduced today aims to end the rampant abuse of mandatory nurse overtime.
Millions available to help Michigan nurses enter, stay in profession

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Millions available to help Michigan nurses enter, stay in profession
Foundation has already given out $1.7 million for scholarships, recovery